i currently have a stock 00 f150. i would liek to get a new set of wheels for it, but do not know what size or anythign really. i am planning on possibly lifting it 4-6 inches next year sometime so is it possible to put rims on now that later on would fit still when i get a lif and need bigger tires
thanks

 

16x10 with 4.5" bs.

 

You will need a wheel with 5x135 bolt pattern. No smaller than 16" diameter. A 9" wide wheel with a -12 offset or a 10" wide wheel with a -25 offset would work out best.

 

thanks man
so those rims would fit on my stock p265/70 17 tires?
and how do i know whatbackspacing the rim is, i didnt see it on the site?
exactly what is the backspacing
sorry for all the questions but im just tryin to find this stuff out
thanks again

 

If you go with a 10" wide wheel, you need at least a 12.50" tire. If you are going to stick with the OE 265/70/17 tires you would need an 8" or 9" wide wheel. Backspacing tells you how far the wheel will "stick out". A 9" wide wheel with 4.5" backspacing (-12 offset) will stick out 1.5" farther than the stock wheels.

 

You will need a 17" wheel for the stock tires.

 

ok, thanks for all the help guys

 

I'd go with a set of 17x9's.