I'd Figure id leave it to the pros. I have an 03 F150 supercab sidestep with 17 in rims. Im looking to get some new rims ( either 16 in or 17) and new tires ( 33's or 35s) thought Id ask everyone here. here are a few ideas what im looking for .

Moto Metal MO951 Black


Moto Metal MO957


Moto Metal MO958


Moto Metal MO959


ProComp Series 8023


Series 7105


Series 9001

 

9001 series mike

 

They all look great. However, you may want to check and see which ones are available in our 5x135mm bolt pattern. That will probably narrow your choices down.

 

9001's with 295x70x17 Nitto Trail Grappler's would look great. Just my 2 cent's

 

yes i looked up the 9001 series they are a 17x9 5x135 they cost about $ 201 each. i think that would look good on my truck thats why i put that last and i looked up those nitto trail grapplers ($ 255 esch) and with that combination i think it would look sweet. thats exactly wat i was looking for thanks

 

If they fit your truck I think the Moto Metal MO958 are outstanding...

 

yeah thats my next choice its all gonna eventually come down to the price since I dont have much money.

 

i have made my desicion. Granite GA9 Rims 16x10 ($133)

Offset: -32mm

Backspacing: 4.21"
Bolt Pattern: 5-135
Rec. Tire Size: 315/70-16
Weight: 25.5lbs.



and Wrangler MT/R with Kevlar

$267.00 (ea.) 315/75R16 121Q Load Index 121 = 3267lbs (1485kg) per tire
Speed Rating “Q” = 99mph (160kph)



hows that for a truck to that off roading?

 

Man unless you have a lift or want to do some serious body work that won't fit. You could always add a 3" body lift, which is pretty inexpensive...would definitely be a great looking combo though!

 

3 inch body lift and leveling kit exactly what im doing.

 

Sweet! Yeah just crank your torsion bars and after body lift and rims and tires your truck will look great..

 

yeah i might do torsion bars but how much should i crank them if i do?

 

I had mine done on my old truck but I just had a shop do them for $10 since it needed an alignment afterwards anyways. I think from what I have heard, you just crank them until it looks level. It isn't always the same amount of turns on each side, but usually it will not be all the way. Just as a FYI as well you will probly have to trim a small portion of the plastic valence on the front bumper with those 16x10's and 35's

 

I have always been a fan of the 9001's. That would be my first choice out of those.

If not those, the Moto Metal 959's look pretty sweet, and I haven't seen them on any vehicles, at least around here.