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You are correct.

I meant as a solution to lifting/leveling the truck and towing/hauling.

One can also throw an airbag on the rear axle for towing/hauling.

Bilstien and eibach both make shocks/struts that won’t effect ride height, but will improve ride quality.

Yeah, I’ve read those articles, just wondering if anyone on here is running them. I’m definitely considering them too.

This isn’t true. They do weigh more, but double is not even close to accurate. The popular Duratrac tires in a 265/70-17 weigh 50lbs in load E and 44lbs in a P-metric size.

15 is what is required to drive on Nauset Beach back on Cape Cod. Hope that helps! Never been stuck in sand at that pressure.

Boxes are cool and all, but I want pictures of the exhaust!!!

Looking to get the Fox/Ford Performance Suspension kit and performance tune. Thanks!

Pictures!!!

DiodeDynamics SS3 PRO Fog

Anyone running the BFG All-Terrain T/A KO2 34x10.5-17s on either stock, or after market wheels? Would love to know what suspension setup you are running, wheels specs, and if you modified the body at all. Thanks!

Stock FX4 wheels and Hankook tires(265/65-17) 1,500 miles on them: $750 Ford drop-in bed liner: $150 Ford black sidesteps: $350

It says 6 on the link you provided. You are looking at consumer ratings. I don’t trust those. They are also only comparing to other all-seasons. Again, it’s not even close when it comes to winter driving.

Stock FX4 wheels and Hankook tires(265/65-17) 1,500 miles on them: $750 Ford drop-in bed liner: $150 Ford black sidesteps: $350

If you want objective ratings, go to tire rack and see what they rate them at. Hint: it’s not even close between true winter tires and all-seasons. Winter tires rate between 9-10 on snow and ice, all-seasons would be lucky to rate above a 7, most good ones are at a 6.5. You have four points of...

I would go with the Falken at3w if you are expecting it to handle snow and ice.

Dang! I didn’t have to wait for any of mine, must be a new wheel for them. I’m pretty super they make, or own, Motegi wheels. I think I might get their TrailLite wheel-21lbs!

Bridgestone Blizzak, or Nokian Hakkapalita have superior rubber compounds for winter driving.

Nice wheels! I love OZs! I ran the Super Legera on my ‘13 WRX and the Ultralegera on my ‘05 .:R32. Light, strong and sexy looking-winning combo. what’s the weight of those? Trying to get my winter set-up ordered soon.