F150 Wheel Well Trimming for 35” Tires

This is a how to video for trimming the wheel wells on a 2015 F150 for 35"x12.50" Toyo Open Country AT3W tires mounted on 17"x9" Weld Racing Cinch Off-Road Wheels with 5" back spacing. My truck has a 3" BDS Fox Performance Elite Lift kit. This is part of my larger series of upgrading my F150 to 35" tires and all the wheels, suspension and gearing that goes into a proper off-road build.
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[@jonathananderson8545]

How much of an offset you running?

[@jacobsupgrades]

@jonathananderson8545, I'm running the Weld Cinch 17x9 with 0 offset 4.5" backspace

[@michaelchang910]

I understand you trimmed the rear and front wheel wells a bit but it looks like you barely cleared the 35s on a turn. But what happens when you go off roading and your suspension flexes?
It looks like you'll still have rubbing issue especially if that was all the room you had before the trimming....

[@jacobsupgrades]

I have had to go back and trim it up a little more. Since then I haven't had any rubbing even off road.