I bought my truck six months ago and I'm thinking of putting bigger tires on them without lifting my truck. The wheels on it now is 18". I'm thinking of getting 15", prefferrable MT classic lock, and 32 inch tires. I want to give my truck that muscle look, but I don't want to lift it because the height is perfect as is when I bought it. Any1, please leave feedback, opinion, advice etc....

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If the truck came stock with 18's a 15 probably wont clear the calipers. Find a shop that will test fit a fifteen of the right size and style before you purchase the rims. Also a 32 should be alright if the 15's will fit. Good Luck

 

Thanks for the quick response MaineFordGuy908, and I will deffinately look into finding a shop for my needs.

 

The smallest wheel you can fit on the 04 up F1`50 is 17". Also they changed calipers on the 05 so some of the aftermarket 17" will not fit.

 

No 15" wheels fit on F-150's since 1997. For 2004+, 17" minimum and even then, I've heard half of the aftermarket wheels do not clear the brake calipers. The stock 18" wheels and tires are already 32" diameter. Tire selection is low for 18" AT/MT, but you have some options if you don't want the stock tires.

 

I agree with Kingfish51.