Biggest tire size with NO rub or trimming on stock rims: 2023 F-150.
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295/60/20 in these Yokohama's were the biggest size I could squeeze into the wheel wells without having any rubbing issues, or having to trim any of the plastic air dam. These actual tires measure 34.2" in circumference, and all tires are different, so just make sure you check out the actual specs of your tires. Also, the truck does have a 2" level on the front, which gives more clearance, so without a level i'm not sure if these would fit without having to do some trimming.
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I have a 2021 F-150 FX4 with a 2 inch leveling kit and same size tires 295/60/20 with no rubbing at all. I went with the Atturo Trailblade XT tire and have been very happy. It’s like a mix between an AT and MT. I love them and they are super affordable
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Thanx a lot I was wondering what I should pick, your video helped me out👍
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Now that you've had the Yokohama's for a few months, would you continue to recommend them or go with something else? Most likely going with these but still debating the Falken's new AT4W. Thank you for your video. It's literally the only one I've found that is this direct.
I’d buy them again in a heartbeat!
I'm running a 2022 Lariat with the exact same sport rims, the trouble I'm having is finding information on the widest that you can go. Looked up the Yokohama LT295/60R20 and they have a width of 11.7 inches, do you know how much clearance you have from the upper control arm with that width? Really set on 33" Toyos but they only come in 12.5 inch and can't seem to find anything that says what the max size would be without having to put in spacers.
Hi.. You seem to know better then I do. I am new to this. Is your truck 2wd?? I am getting 2.5 leveling kit installed this week on 2wd stx. I ordered 295 60 20 today but now I am afraid it might rub. I don't want any modifications such as trimming or offset. You think I can use 295 60 20 on 2wd with 2.5 leveling kit.
It’ll be close but I think it should be okay
What did you end up getting boss?
Did you have any speedo issues with the bigger tires? Also, with the 2” lift did the headlights need to be adjusted down? Thanks!
My speedo is about 2mph off now at 65mph. I can always “forscan” it, just haven’t gotten around to it. Don’t have to mess with the headlights. These have a self leveling feature built into the max tow package that keeps the lights pointing down correctly.
@@BrianWatersOutdoors awesome thanks! My ‘23 has max tow and I had no idea about the headlights. Appreciate the info!
exactly what i was looking for , great vid
Glad it helped👍🏻
I’ve fit a “34.3” tire on my 21’ f150 with a 2’ lift. I got raptor 17’ rims and the tire size is 315/70/17. Close enough to a 35” as you can probably fit. No rubbing at all. On the 20’ rims your size is for sure biggest 👍
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Brian, I’ve been looking at that tire. How would you describe the ride? Big difference in this LT tire compared to your stock SL tire?
Just a little bit rougher and louder, but nothing too bad at all
They do look much better than stock tires! You've got plenty of clearance no worries about rubbing at all. Makes the truck stand out a little more too. Good choice in tires!
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Been doing the same research, mahalo for the info. and video.
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I've been running 295/60/20 Cooper AT3s on my '14 F150 on stock suspension since I got it. It came stock with 18s. No rubbing whatsoever and I get a much quieter ride and to me looks better than it did on 18s. The only difference I've noticed is my fuel mileage dropped from 24mpg to ~19mpg (if I drive conservatively) when I got the bigger tires. Big difference but hey it's a truck, I didn't buy it for fuel economy.
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I have been looking for this information! Thank you so much. I have a 2012 XL that I just put oem 20x8.5 platinum wheels on and was wondering the biggest tire size I could run at stock height 🙏🏽
What size would you recommend for a 2” drop level? I want to just level the rear with the stock height of the front, but also want the beefy/flush fitment on my stock 20s. Your tire setup looks clean btw.
Quick question, I have the same truck. It's hard to tell from the video, do those tires stick out slightly? it looks like that size tire is not quite an 1" wider than the stock tires. I was hoping for just a smidge of poke!
They poke out slightly. Nothing drastic, but a little more than stock.
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That's perfect that's exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks for getting back to me!
I'm new to trucks so I think this should work but i have a 2023 XL AWD with the 2 inch level. Would this work you think? Cant imagine the trim would make much of a difference.
Yes, with a 2” level these would easily fit
I have 2022 F150 leveled 2.3” with 285/65R20s (34.6” tall) KO2s no rubbing at all. The 285s are slightly taller than your 295 but thinner but anyways your truck looks great and thank you for the great content!
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@@BrianWatersOutdoors Would a 275/60/20 in the same brand as in your video work even without the 2 inch leveling kit?
Good stuff. A few quick questions though. Using the same terminology comparing the two tires, the "35" terminology, what size would the 295/60/20's be, 34's, 34.5's, other? Thanks. As for tire selection, I'm currently loving my Falken Wildpeak AT3W's, especially in wet and snow, and they are surprisingly smooth and quiet on the turnpike. You referenced not like their price increase, but putting price aside, how would you compare what you have here versus the Falken's? And lastly, if you offset those a bit more, a bit more poke, would that help or hurt, increase or decrease, the clearance, avoiding rub? Thanks.
All tires are slightly different, but mine measure around 34.2” technically. More negative offset usually means more chance for rub in my experience on the outer fenders. I did really like my Falkens, but I think these Toyos have a slightly more aggressive look to them which I like. They are just a hair louder at highway speeds compared to the Falkens though.
Did you re-adjust your speedometer or anything? I just bought a 2023 f150 5.0 lariat with 3.31 gears. I do no towing and am wanting to add 295/60/20 Toyo AT3’s to my stock rims with 2 inch level. Also did it make your truck a whole lot sluggish or is it minimal difference?
I have not readjusted the Speedo yet
Is the speedometer off a bit ?
@@leroy3563yes, somewhere in another comment he said about 2mph at 60.
Saw some calculations that showed going from 275/55 to 295/60 would be about a 6% difference on speedometer. So 60 on the smaller would be about 63.6mph on the larger.
I like the set-up 👍🏽
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Looks great my man. How much of a difference is the smoothness of the ride. My last f150 I put on some grapplers and I felt every pebble on the road.
Thanks bud. These are not too bad. Not as soft as my Falkens were but I keep them at around 42psi and it’s a comfy ride
Very informative information!! If you don't' mind me asking what kinda gas mileage have you've noticed on the in town/highway since adding the leveling kit and these tires? Thanks
Thanks👍🏻 it has certainly decreased since adding these. I’m averaging around 16.5mpg around town.
@@BrianWatersOutdoors thanks a lot!! Still decent. Better than my GMC 5.3 with no lift and averages 13.5 in town. I’m in the process of buying a F-150 FX4 with the 3.5L V6 Ecoboost.
Looks good. I'm going back down to a 18" wheel from the 20" that came on my tundra. I want more sidewall.
I do like more sidewall…I had 18’s on my last truck. But for now I’m happy with the looks of these stock wheels so I’ll keep ‘em for now👍🏻
Any issues with Bluecruse With the level and new tires?
Makes a big difference, looks awsome !!
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I bought my 2022 F150 lightning, in Iconic Silver, based off of this same truck that my brother had... This front end looks so much better than the cheap looking front end on my 82k LIghtning!!! I wish Ford had just kept with the regular look of those years for teh LIghtning
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Would the tires you put on rub if you added 2” spacers? Thank you
They might rub just a bit
Those are some nice looking tires!!!!
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How's the road noise on these tires?. Im running the ridge graps at that size now and don't like the rumbling sound at all and getting ready to take them off for quieter tires
Road noise is minimal at best
@@BrianWatersOutdoors Thanks for the reply. I'll look into those
Excellent info. Thanks for taking the time.
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Great looking tire.
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Looks great Brian! Nice tire choice
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Do you mind telling us where you bought your 2” level kit?
I bought it from the shop that installed them. Went with a 2” ReadyLift kit.
It's my understanding that the "rub" problem is with the front and rear crash bars (and of course the valance but that's an easy fix). I keep seeing that the 2" lift spacer makes the difference. How though? Please explain. Because it doesn't change where the crash bars are. Unless the bigger tire is rubbing on the inside of the top of the fenderwell, how does lifting the front a mere 2" fix the crash bar issue? I would think wheel offset and/or tire width would be the real deciding factor. And if lifting the crash bar 2" in order ti fit bigger tires is the solution, what happens during any sort of suspension compression? Wouldn't the rub occur then on a constant basis?
Looks good, thanks for the video, this confirms what I suspected as far as tire size.
Just my opinion but those tires don’t look near as aggressive as BFG K03s or Nitto Recon Grapplers but I’m sure they are very quiet and well behaved on road.
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Did it make the “poke” of the tire change at all from stock?
Is it mainly for the look or is it for an upgrade in utilitarian purpose? I ask because I have my first truck ever, :) and I want the best tires for snow, mud, dirt road conditions, thanks! Looks good!
Little bit of both. Mainly for looks, but they do provide better traction than the stock tires that the truck came with. And it helps with the tongue weight in the rest when I pull my camper.
What level Kit did you put on it?
Readylift
Is that a 2 Inch front and rear level or just front??? I’m looking to do the same set up and I’m trying to order the right parts
Just a 2” front level
@@BrianWatersOutdoors What were the size of the stock tires you changed out?
The new tires look awesome. They have just the right amount of aggressiveness. I just put some BFG All-Terrains on my Jeep
I looked at those too👍🏻
Let us know if you see much of a hit in mileage. I lost a solid 2 mpg going to my "almost" 35s (295/70R18) Cooper stt pros on a '21 Ram 2500 6.4.
So far around town I’m only seeing around .5mpg loss. I’m sure it will get a little worse on Highway. These weigh quite a bit more than the stock tires
By 2” level, are you saying that you have a 2” lift on the front? Please verify. Thanks
Yes. The front is “lifted” 2” from the stock height
Thank you! Are these only available in LT?
What’s is that tire, Yokohama geolandar LT 295/60r20?
so no rubbing on incline?! also..I have 1.5" spacers on mine...ya think that would cause some rub even with the 2" leveling kit?!
No rubbing
@@BrianWatersOutdoors do you have wheel spacers on yours?
My issue is when you put a lift on , or spacers, the ride quality is crap! The stock ride on my 2022 is awesome! I don't want to ruin that. Have you experienced this??
I’ve leveled all of my trucks I e had for the last 15 or so years. As long as you don’t go drastic with a 3” or more “level” I’ve never seen any type of ride comfort decrease in my trucks.
Looks great. Which leveling kit did you go with?
ReadyLift 2” kit
I just bought that same 2” kit
I would love to see the truck and tires from more angles, all angles. I am interested in this tire and size specifically. You have the only setup that I have found.
What are you running for a hood deflector it looks cool.
What air pressure are you running?
Looks great man. I think this is the tire size to go with for sure. Looks like they provide a good bit of sidewall for sure.
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My local installer says ReadyLift also requires spacers with stock wheels. Did you install spacers also?
Nope. Not running spacers, and never would. Just a 2” leveling kit
What did you do with the old tires?
Sold them
What leveling kit did you use?
Went with the 2” ReadyLift
275/65R20 (34s). Fit With no rub
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Is the rim 8.5" wide or more? Thx
8.5”
I have a 24 F350 with plow prep pkg running 315 70 R18 from the Kentucky Super Duty factory it came with 275 70 R18 and I have tons of room for a 37 12.5 R18
I did not see the crash bars. Will tire still fit?
truck looks nice 👍
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Nice truck, where did you get your rain guards and bug shield that’s on your hood?
Looks great!
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Will that same size fit up where the spare tire goes?
Yes!
@@BrianWatersOutdoors Which engine do you have in your Lariat? and will that brand tire in the stock size work without any modifications?
Very cool!!!!!
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Of course we don't mind the heart, it was cute!
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Nitto Ridge grapplers 35 x 11.5 x 20 with no rub on a ‘21 f150. Needs the leveling kit for sure. Stock rims no trimming.
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did you have to change your axle ratio?
No
Looking good
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...Then you leave the best brand out of every manufacturer there are! BF Goodrich KO's!
Thanks for telling me to skip the video if I don’t have a 2”lift .
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Looks good Bud
I mean…..it’s no SuperDuty
How is the road noise?
Not bad at all
Have you had them in the rain yet?
Yes. Seem to perform well, even while towing the 9500lb trailer
@@BrianWatersOutdoors I was looking at the BFG KO3 but your tire looks pretty good - In N. Utah we get crazy weather snow, ice, hot a hell with desert driving sometimes
I've got 275/65/20 (34"tall) and they fit with no rub on a 2" front level.
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With the change of tires, you sure have me wondering where you are going with this latest truck build !
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They look really nice. What do you think it will do to your Gas Mileage??? Jake McClellan The Oregon Boy 👦
Lol. It for sure isn’t going to help….
What color are the rims?
Grey
I went with 275 65 20 with zero rub and no lift. Same height you have there just not as wide.
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Is the 2” lift the ready lift spacers
Yes
This is good info. You just don’t know what will work.
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The wheels are they 8.5 or 9 in wide
9”
You can still clear the bumps in a turn. 😊
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if your tire shop couldn't tell you exactly what would work, you are using the wrong tire shop
They told me it would rub, just weren’t sure just how bad or how much trimming I’d have to do so they put them on for me to see if I wanted to go with the 35’s. I’m glad they did because it made my decision pretty easy 👍🏻
Get you some mudguards from Ford to protect that baby from rock chips. We have them on my Tacoma and the wifes brand new Rav4. Damn cars cost too much to not protect 'em !
Pfft….adds character. J/k, it is ridiculous how proud all these auto mfg’s are with their vehicles.
Make sure you get a alignment!
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I have a 2024 Ford F-150 FX4 supercrew. I’m running 295/70 R18 without a leveling kit and I have zero rubbing.
Nitto Ridge Grapplers with stock wheels.
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What kind Of “poke” do you both have? The stock seems to be around 11/2 inches receding into the fender. Would like to get even or out a little without a spacer. Thanks!
33x12.5xR20 will not fit without a level kit on a stock F-150. They WILL rub! I just went through this in real life and it cost me some money. Don't make my mistake. Has someone tried 33x10xR20? I removed my front crash bars and am willing to bet this size won't rub.
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the title is misleading when a few minutes into the video you say you have a 2" lift.... lol what is the point of talking about stock at that point?
“No rub or trimming on STOCK RIMS”. Not sure what’s confusing about that
there is always that one person
2" level. Not lift. Very different.
Misleading how? It doesn't say anything about Lift or no lift it only says stock rims I'm just curious how you came to your conclusion
Stock wheels. Why would anyone even try to fit bigger tires without a level kit
I got 35/12.50s no rub at all
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thats the way to do it... dont lift that ruins the driving dynamics of vehicle...even the bigger tires will that but no where near as lifting
👍🏻👍🏻 yeah, I wasn’t interested at all in doing a suspension lift
Sorry dude… a level ain’t stock 🤷♂️
False video
Hmmm
Yeah , looks like you’ll be off-road inbound no time. Riiiight. Suburban gravel.
Holy smokes... if u put chains on them u would fuck ur truck up. now i know
Never need chains in Texas
I would love to see the truck and tires from more angles, all angles. I am interested in this tire and size specifically. You have the only setup that I have found.
What brand of leveling kit did you use?
ReadyLift