you can probably fit 33's with no lifting. My friend fit 35s on a 2001 4x4 single cab, very similar to yours. He just cranked his torsion bars and didn't trim at all. I couldn't believe they fit, but they do and they don't rub on anything

 

HERES THE AUCTION MAN MAYBE THIS WILL HELP..........I JUST CLICKED BUY IT NOW DIDNT GET THE TRUCK YET...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/One-o...hicle-glossary

 

Yea thats the 7700 "Ford F-150 XLT 4x4 with heavy duty tow package". Wheels should be 16" x 7" and are 7 lug. With that rim size taken into consideration, you could run a 285/75/16, 295/75/16 or a 305/70/16. However with only a 7" wide wheel, the 305 is getting a little wide, could cause premature wear, but they will fit. If I were you I would go with the 285/75/16 or 295/75/16, you will probably find more tire options in the 285/75/16.

 

I could run the 295's and run spacers bhind wheels no?

 

No need to run spacers. The width issue is not clearance, its fitting a wider tire on a 7" rim, causes the center to balloon causing wear issues on the tires.

 

i figured run spacers making thewm look fatter...sorta like sock in yer jock.........lol

 

Spacers just widen your stance, not your wheels.

 

I hear ya pizzaman i meant to run spacers to give it a more aggressive look is all wifes screaming that the truck im buyin has new tires just put on it from seller.....shes bitching bout me buyin bigger ones....lol when these are new....not really in the budget....sucks!~