...But the search tool doesn't seem to be working tonight. So here goes. Can I run the BFG AT's in 305-65-18 on stock wheels with a 2" AS? It seems like I saw a post about this, and the general consensus was that this size was "perfect" for the 04 and up f150s. I got my AS installed today and need to get some bigger meats on there ASAP. I'm leaning toward the 305-65-18 BFG AT's but thought I'd run it by you guys first. Thanks for your help.

 

Yes you can, there are several members running that exact setup.

 

Thanks Copenhagen. I may just have to order those bad boys tomorrow. I finally decided on the BFGs based on performance reviews and the mileage people say they get out of them. Not to mention that the 305's seem to be a really good size for my leveled 04.

 

No problem, I think they look great on stockers. Check out these guys' galleries for some pictures:

https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=5385

https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?num=12656

https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?num=12698

 

I dont have the 2" but the 2.5" AS



You'll love the 305's, I do! there are more pics in my gallery if you want

 

Thanks a lot you guys! Those pictures really sealed the deal for me. Especially FX4life, since I have a red crew cab as well. It gives me a real look at what mine will look like after I get the 305's. I'll probably head to my local tire store and order mine tomorrow. Sweet!

I also noticed that in most of the pics the tires are mounted with the white lettering out. I was going to ask what you guys thought about that (white letters in or out) but I just realized that the pictures speak for themselves. I'm leaning towards white letters in so I don't have to clean them all the time. Lazy, I know, but it's nice to be able to spray some wheel shine on and let it go. I'm rambling now.

Thanks again for the help. Maybe once I get the tires mounted I'll try to build a gallery.

 

Good deal I personally like the white letters out on the BFG A/Ts, but they look good either way. You may want to shop around on the net for the cheapest price you can find, print it out, then see if the tire shop you pick will match or beat those prices.