22's what tire size and what leveling kit
 

Hi guys, been reading on here for a while, but this is my first post. Im trying to decide if these specific rims will fit my truck. I have a 2005 f150 fx4 supercrew. The rims are a Helo HE835. Heres the link http://www.customwheelsdirect.com/ht...ia=10&id=68607

If they do, what size leveling kit and what size tire would i need for it to look good. I was thinking a 305/50/22 or a 325/50/22.

Thanks in advance guys.

Nic

If you want an offroad look, I'd go with a 2.5 inch Autospring leveling kit and at least 33x12.50 all terrian tire. If you want a street look, install a set of lowering shackles and some 305/45-22's.

i have a 2.5" leveling kit with 325/50/22(35") with minor rubbing. the wheels are +18 offset

what is the offset of the wheels?

Here are the specs on those rims. 22x9.5, Bolt Pattern (PCD) 6x139.7 (6x5.5), Offset (ET) 18mm. I hope this is what you were referring to. O, and Im looking for an off road look.

If those do not work, what about these.

http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...All&sort=Brand

Thanks for the quick replies guys.

Nic

you can run Nitto Terra Grapplers in 325/50/22 which is 34.40" tall x 12.80" wide
or Nitto Terra Grappler in 285/55/22 which is 34.34" tall x 11.22" wide
both will work on a FX4 with a 2.5" leveling kit. look for a member's photo gallery, agadawg1717 he has 285/55/22's
here is a link to a thread that shows Agadawg1717 wheel set up
https://www.f150online.com/forums/pa...hined-lip.html

Blackout, your truck is amazing. Thats the look im going for. When exactly do you rub? Full lock? Would a 3" leveling kit help any with the rubbing?

specs are in my sig mines a 2wd though. i want 35's but could only fit 33's:(..

Thanks

the only rubbing occurs on the fender flare at the 3 o'clock position. it only rubs when i drive in reverse and turn the steering wheel all the way. basically when im backing into my drive way. so it's not a big deal. I would stay away from the 3" leveling kit, i know some guys have them without any problems but they are known to put a lot of stress on the front end components. you will be fine with a 2.5" leveling kit:thumbsup:

I have a question on this. i have 22x9.5 35mm offset 6.69 backspacing i want to add 2.5 leveling kit .. i want to run 35's in the beefiest any ideas thnks much:beers:

my old set of 22's were +30mm offset and i had 325/50/22 (35's) on them. they did rub on the control arm when turning the wheel full lock, basically doing a U-turn. the +35mm will rub a little bit more. if you go with 285/55/22 they are just as tall as the 325's but they are skinnier by more than 1" so they will work better with the +35 offset.

However, there is a member on here that has 22's with a +30mm offset with 325/50/22 and said they dont rub at all. here is a link to his thread.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/wh...22-w-pics.html

hey thanks a lot blackout for the help:wave:

I hate to bring this up again, but I want to install some Black Mamba M1s on my truck. The rim specs are 22x9.5, Offset: +35mm , Backspacing: 6.65". If i installed a 2.5in leveling kit as well, could I fit 325/50/22's on my truck with minimal rubbing? Heres a link to the rims. Tell me what ya think. http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...All&sort=Brand
I have a 2005 f150 fx4 supercrew, white. Thanks a bunch.

IMO that offset is too high to run with that tire, The rim/tire will sit inside the wheel well too deep and you will rub on the control arm when turning at full lock. i had +30 offset and they rubbed the control arm when doing a U-turn.

Is it possible to buy some wheel spacers to balance out the offset? I hardly ever go offroad.

something that caught my attention was the bolt pattern (6x139.7) all the '04-'08 f-150's are 6x135mm. I don't know if that's been addressed or not but I didn't see anything else about it up there^^

I've seen some wheels, like Blackout's monsters that are "6x135/6x139.7" so maybe someone can school me here.