Biggest tires, no lift?

[HTX1811]

So I want to purchase 17 in wheels. Truck came with 18 in and I prefer the smaller wheel more tire look. Can someone tell me what the - offset would do for me.

Oops see below for wheel sizes

I cannot help but I like your choice of rim.

 

[Toytec]

From what other members have said, +25mm offset sets the rim out farther another 1" approx.
Seems as though that's the Ranger spec around here.

 

[AndrewNWaldrip]

Falken Wildpeak AT3W 265/70r17, Wulf 2.5inch level, no cutting what so ever. Really loving this look, might buy some new wheels or powder coat them black, not sure yet!

 

[Miketechtactical]

255/75 r17 fits stock wheels and suspension with crash bars in place. It’s about .5 inch larger diameter than 265/70 r 17 tires.

No rubbing on this? with stock rims?

 

[AndrewNWaldrip]

No rubbing on this? with stock rims?

No rubbing what so ever, stock rims.

 

[Miketechtactical]

Has anyone on here got a 3-inch level kit running 285/70/17 no rub action, and no trimming? you think with that setup, and wheel spacers would work? anyone...

 

[Miketechtactical]

Hi y'all. Joined up to learn about tire and wheel combos and this board is amazing. I'm learning a ton. Thank you.

I have an opportunity to buy 285, 75, 17 BFG KO2s for $500 from a friend. I live in the Virgin Islands and tires and shipping is extra expensive.

What is the most affordable way to get those on my truck without rubbing?

Would 3 inch leveling kit with a 1 inch wheel spacer be enough until I can afford new wheels?

I'm thinking of doing something similiar. 3 inch level kit, 1 inch or 1.5 inch spacers, and 285/70/17 (Kenda Klevar R/T E load 10 ply).

did you get any answers, or are you running something similar now?

 

[HoosierT]

Has anyone on here got a 3-inch level kit running 285/70/17 no rub action, and no trimming? you think with that setup, and wheel spacers would work? anyone...

This info is in this thread. You’ll have to remove crash bars.

 

[Swingpure]

255/75 r17 fits stock wheels and suspension with crash bars in place. It’s about .5 inch larger diameter than 265/70 r 17 tires.

I found this interesting calculator that compared stock tires versus 265/70r17 and 255/75r17. it not only gives the size difference, but the speedometer speed changes.

 

[Cwcole]

I was not expecting to like these this much - but they really add to the truck.
Ranger Raptor Dyno Gray Wheels M-1007K-RGR1785OR with 265/70r17 KO2. Main reason I am adding to this thread is because I could not find how the wheels would look without any spacers.

 

[cfhgarza]

I'm looking at a new set of wheels 17x8 with 00mm offset. Will I be okay with stock tires at stock height?

 

[Dinglehead]

Ok. I’ve tried making sense of this thread but I haven’t had much luck.

what would the largest tires I can put on the Ford 18” black wheels? I want a set of wild peaks or K02s - and I’m not sure I want to get in to leveling it.

 

[DHH]

what would the largest tires I can put on the Ford 18” black wheels?

I put 265/70/18 on my stock wheels, which is equal to 32.6", with no issues.
I did put in a levelling kit at the same time, so I know I'm not really answering your question.

Edit: I will say that levelling makes the truck look sooooo much better.

 

[Jrel209]

I put 265/70/18 on my stock wheels, which is equal to 32.6", with no issues.
I did put in a levelling kit at the same time, so I know I'm not really answering your question.

Edit: I will say that levelling makes the truck look sooooo much better.

Can u post pics? I have the black appearance pkg that came with the 18” wheels and was starting to shop around for the best offroading tires but was uncertain on the size of tires i can fit with just a leveling kit.

 

[DHH]

Can u post pics? I have the black appearance pkg that came with the 18” wheels and was starting to shop around for the best offroading tires but was uncertain on the size of tires i can fit with just a leveling kit.

Not the black wheels, but I figure the offset must be the same. These are Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT's. I have had no rubbing issues whatsoever, but I also don't do a lot of heavy off-roading. I've gone out a couple times where I've definitely needed 4wd and compressed the suspension, but I can't say for sure if I've ever fully compressed the front suspension at full wheel lock. Sorry, wasn't good enough light to get a decent picture showing tires on the truck.