275/65/18 fit 2” leveling kit

[sn95joe84]

Hey guys, wondering if some stock F150 275/65/18s would fit on my ranger. I’ve got 265/60/18 stock and the Ford fox shox leveling kit, which raises my front end 2 inches.

Any info or insight is appreciated, thanks in advance!

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[RangerRandy]

I ran that size for about a year with no problems with a 2.5" level.
Here's a pic for you.

 

[sn95joe84]

Wow, that looks great… no rubbing or spacers / other modifications needed?

 

[Grandaccess]

Go big or go home
I have 285/70/17 on Roush Rims 3" RC Rough Country lift, I still have my Crash Bars

 

[RangerRandy]

Wow, that looks great… no rubbing or spacers / other modifications needed?

No everything fit fine. On rare occasions there was slight rubbing when turning hard left while backing up.

 

[Wablackwell22]

My apologies to the OP for highjacking his thread, but I have a similar question. I've got a 23 FX4 with no suspension mods and stock tires (265/60/18). Im looking at picking up some new wheels and just reuse the OEM tires. I really like these Enkei "Truck Cyclones":

https://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Whe...anger+4X2&autoYear=2023&autoModClar=265/60-18

They are a 0mm offset, and the Tire Rack website says that I'd have to have a lift kit or fender mods for proper clearance. HOWEVER, I talked to a local off-road parts dealer yesterday, and he said that a 0 or -1 offset would fit on my truck without a lift.

Who is right?

 

[Discount Tire]

The 0 offset wheel will push the assembly out and the tire will most likely rub the fender. You will most likely need a leveling kit.

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