Alright guys so i got a set of torsion keys for christmas and i finally got around to puting them in and i got them in and the same amount of turns and my truck raised up 3" exactly in the front i have to get a block for the back it looks dumb right now. But i have a question i dont have stock rims but they arent offset either so how big of a tire can i put on those rims with valence trimming??
can i put 12.5" tire on those rims? or no wht u think?
becuase i can get 33x12.5x17 cheaper tan 285 70 17 and so on. my goal is to fit 35's and i think i can fit them now. But let me know what you al think
please no bashing i am just curious to what i can do
thanks
David
by the way i have a 99 f150 supercab 4x4
sorry forgot to tell ya

 

cant comment on your wheel size but i cant warn you that you will be told to remove the aftermarket keys as they are bad for the suspension and just crank the stock ones to level. also with a set of stock rims you can run 35"s with a 4x4 with cranked t-bars

 

can u run 35x12.5x17 i tink tht the 12.5 is to wide i have heard but i have also seen people do it just curious wht u tink....

 

if you get a wheel with the correct baskspaceing you can.

 

You can fit a 35x12.50 (315/70-17) by using the OEM 17x7.5 wheels. They will rub the frame slightly at full steering lock. Even though most all tire manufacturers recommend a 8 to 10 inch wide wheel for 12.50 inch (315mm) wide tires, many members here and FTW has used the OEM 7.5 inch wide wheels with no problems.

 

alright thanks guys..

 

Yeah worst I've heard from running 35x12.50 on a stock rim is the center wears a little faster but no real biggie

 

If you run too much air pressure.

 

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