Biggest Wheel & Tire Set Up On A Stock 2021 F150 - The Haul
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- In todays episode of The Haul, Justin tests 3 different wheel and tire combinations on the 2021 F-150. After watching this video, you'll have a better idea of what does and doesn't fit on this truck!
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Guess it is time to start looking at vids for 2022 lightning!
Especially ev specific mods and definitely suspension and tire mods that will be possible.
What’s the bolt pattern?
I think people underappreciate how helpful and easy these videos make things. Direct, quick and obvious. It doesn't get any better 😎
My son and I appreciate it!
the Raptor wheels and tires were perfect. Any tire sticking out past the fender just looks cheezy and does Nothing except spit mud at rocks at the side of the truck! Now a small 1-1/2 - 2" lift/level kit with the Raptor wheel/tire combo... Perfect!
Glad you enjoyed it Robert- thanks for watching! -Justin
@@americantrucks How about the 2015-2020 models what is the biggest tire/wheel for those years with no lift/level
That Raptor set up looks right. Great stance but no bro-dozer 22’s.
Y’all should do this with the 2015-2020 models including the 20 and 18 inch set ups
Yes! Please do this!
Yes!
Motion carries. Please do this!!!
I just put kenda rt 33x10.50x17 on my ‘18 xl. Stock aluminum wheels.
👍👍👍👍
Remember fellas ' those big wheels don't rub in this video because the truck is on a flat level ground. But on real roads, driveways, going over humps and bumps is when it is most likely to rub
Awesome video, straight to the point. Doing the public a service! Ya'll deserve way more subscribers.
Thank you for the kind words!! We appreciate you watching! -Zach
I’m looking forward more about the new f-150
Thanks boss for sharing.
what a great looking truck already and you made it better!
You tested on solid ground. Test the rub off road or even speed bump...
thank you for testing this!
This video was very helpful thx
Amazing video! Thank you for this
Thank you for watching! -Zach
Raptor wheels look good . I'm not a fan of huge offsets on a working mans truck
Great video! Awesome information!!
Thank you! -Justin
great video love to see more about suspension mods/ level kits since their is not a lot out there for 2021/2022. Keep up the good work
Thanks a bunch for watching! -Zach
My favorite are the gen 2 raptor wheels. I found some for 1k near my city and they have around 80% thread left. The seller is including the tpms and the wheels are perfect no chips or scratches. I have a 2022 f150 fx4 RCSB, so I think it will look dope.
love this channel for my 2019 F150.
Thanks for watching, Graph Guy! Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss our new content! -Zach
I love that first look. I love the poke. No lift is awesome too
Thanks for watching! -Zach
Sidewall! 👍👍👍😊😊😊
Very helpful. Helped me to buy the right tires and wheels. Thank you
Thanks for watching! -Zach
Thank you for your effort
Thank you for watching! -Zach
Can confirm that 315/70R17 Cooper discoverer at3 xlts fit on a 2021 F150 XLT 4x4 on stock 17s, fit just fine, no rub at all. Stock offset.
Thanks for watching!
For the people with a level, I Ordered the Roush Fox 2.0 setup from American Trucks. It was shipped to my house in one week. After I Installed, I searched for tires and chose the all new Cooper Rugged Trek tires. These Coopers are a Hybrid tire and are aggressive with 18.5/32nds of tread. I had a few choices that would work (in real world off-road situations). On stock 20” Rims, I could go 33x12.5 or 275/65R20 (34.65x11.25). As I drive the truck in the winter, I chose the taller skinnier tires. The truck ended up 7.5” taller than stock, and performed better than expected when off-roading. It also is a dream to drive on the road.
Planning 33x11.5 R20 for mine with a +20 offset.
Thank you, super helpful video. Based on this, do you think it's safe to say that a 34x11.5 tire with 20x9 wheel with +20 offset would fit without a level kit?
Thanks for the great video, I am planing on buy the new F150 Lariant trim and I want to know with 2.5 inch leveing kit, can I fit the same BFG tire (315/70/R17)?
I really like the truck but whats holding me back is not knowing whether I can fit a 35 without having to lift it.
When you say a tire package fits with “zero rubbing”, does that include when you’re going over bumps or rocks, or is that just sitting stationary on the shop floor?
Great question, you read my mind.
Exactly
Zero rubbing means zero rubbing on the sides when the wheel turns. If your wheel is moving back and forth instead of up and down then you have bigger problems. The truck has enough clearance to go over bumps and rocks when off tossing.
@@TheCOWBOYRANCHER zero rubbing means with the suspension fully articulated (one side fully compressed and one side fully drooped), vehicle under its own weight, normal tire pressure, the steering should be able to go full lock to full lock and the tires roll freely and touch nothing.
@@AV8R_1 Then stick to stock wheels because those are the only ones that will meet all those requirements. Any other wheel will rub based on your comment.
First one to mod one!!!! Props!
Town and Country Ford already has one on a 6 inch BDS lift for sale.
Thanks for the video Justin, I have a 2021 Lariat FX4 w Sport pkg and 3" RC lift. I'm racking my brain trying to find and decide on wheel and tire combo. I'm leaning toward 22" wheel, 35" tire, w less sidewall and 1-2" of poke. Any suggestions or videos on this would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Sir I know this was a while ago but I just ordered a new 2022 F150 and I have seen where people say that you can fit 285/65r20 ko2 on the stock rim with no leveling kit whatsoever and zero issues. I know that you guys mentioned that set up but I was wondering if you have tested it to verify that it will indeed fit completely stock with no rubbing during turning or articulation. The model I got is a 2022 power boost with no mudflaps.
I wanna put some aggressive tires on my factory 20" wheels
What sizd you preffer with no rubbing nd touching no lift
Do you have same video or recommendation for a 2019 F150 Limited - I have stock 20" rims and want to up size the tires. What do you recommend?
Will 305/55s on 20x9s with 0 offset fit with a fox 2” leveling kit?.... the 295/60r20s are a little too tall of a tire for me
Great video. It motivated me to subscribe. Would love to see if the 35s fit after leveling the front.
Leveling is stupid. You dont tow?
@@codylucier4688 I do not tow.
One more question
can we use 18×9 fuel cyclone with 1mm offset with 33×12.5 tires
I have a 2021 stx, i just bought the raptor wheels with their standard tires 315x70x17, just wanted to check that will not rub, its the beadlock wheel.
The raptor wheel with the ko2 tires were definitely the best of the 3 but still a bit to close for comfort , need one size smaller on the tires. The first set and the third set did not fit or look good on that particular model truck.
I love the more aggressive offset.
Thanks for watching! -Zach
Do you have any videos similar to this for a 2020 f150? Just wondering what the biggest tire you can put on a stock 2020 lariat
How about lowered ?
how low is good wheel combo ?
I have a 2017 F150 FX4 with a 1.75” front level. Can I fit 295/70R18 tires? Or am I better off with 275/70R18?
I have two off trucks and a tire can for the truck super Daley good
Hey y’all, I just did the 2.5” Mammoth Level w 295/65/20s (35.4”x11.7”x20) and fits great on stock 2021 F150 STX FX4 Rims and no rub and sits flush. LOOKS SICK!!!
Sounds like a nice setup, Joshua! Thanks for watching! -Zach
Please can we do a video like this for 2018 xlt with stock 20s. I have no idea what I'm doing but I want cool tires lol
Can you put the raptor tires and rims on a stock 2023 f150 with no rubbing ?
Will these 33x12.5 fit my stock f150 +44 offset?
I pick the most aggressive ones with the stock rims
Will the 33s fit on the f150 2wd without a level?
2021 f150 2x2 wheel drive with 20" rims. How big can I go without a lift?
Is 315s would give the transmission a problem?
On my 2021 2x4 SuperCab XLT Sport I just installed on the 20in Dark Grey OEM Wheels a35" tire... 295x65R20 Nitro Nitto Grappler. Made in the USA 🇺🇸
Before doing so I installed a 2.25" leveling spacer on the front struts... Truck is perfectly level now.
No rubbing. No trimming.
The tires are super quiet. My mpg on a road i drive daily went from 22mpg to 21mpg. So id guess there is about a 5-10% loss in fuel mileage.
I have the 3.73 rear end so the pickup is still pretty fast but not as fast as it was with the stock 33" tires road tires.
The Nittos look really premium. Fill the wheel wells but don't protrude or poke out. The ride height is a little higher along with the ground clearance.
The equivalent tire height is 35"
Thanks for the killer feedback Juston! -Justin
What level kit did you use? Was there a noticeable change in ride quality after the level + tires?
I currently run 295-70R-18's (34.3x11.8) and am very happy. I may try 285-75R-18's next. I've tried 34x10.5R-17's before, which worked well and gave better fuel economy.
I run 285-75-18 on my 2013 with a 2” level. No issues at all
Do you have a level? I've been thinking 285/75R17 on raptor wheels for mine, comes in little smaller than yours at 33.8. I want to lift the front only 1 to 1.5" as I still need the rake. Been researching all over forums and sounds like I should be good
@@stumptownwoodworks I have the Fox coil overs at 2”. I’d just get 1” bigger rear blocks to keep the rake. That or helper springs for lift and load capacity. Both very cheap.
@@stumptownwoodworks definitely. I started with 34x10.5-17's with are 33.5" tall. They fit with no levelm
@@johninwv807 thanks, I haven't looked into rear blocks and should read up on them as far as if they replace or add on to what's already there. I know everyone says 2in up front is fine, but I'd like to preserve as much life from my front cv joints as possible, I'm just overly cautious. But I certainly don't want to pay to have the kit installed, then again to have it adjusted from 1.5 to 2.0 if it runs off road
For the rear, since we'll have slide out drawers I'd like to keep it as low as it is now to cook off of, but 1" higher wouldn't be a deal killer
Hey Justin, love the channel! I was wondering you know or can help with fitment. 2021 XLT Sport on stock 18x8.5 wheels. I’m Looking to get 295/70r18 with a 2.5” level. Wondering if it will fit and if I would get any extra poke or would this all work with wheel spacers to get that 1-2” poke
Keep up the great content!
Did you ever find out?
Hi bro
Can I put 33/11.50R20 on 2” leveled 2021 f150
Second option, raptor wheels and tires.
I have 2017 king rancher stock 20in can 33 fit with 12.50.
Thank you for making this video. So tired of hearing people tell me that the F-150 needs a leveling kit to run 35s. Truck looks great with the Raptor wheels and tires. Have you found similar results with the 2015?
This video is such a great idea ! I bet it will save a lot people a lot of time ! Good job ! The 2021 F150 seems to have a lot more tire clearance than the 2015-2020 model...
I just got 35s put on my leveled 2021 F150 a couple of days ago. They fit with with the smallest bit of rub on the front passenger rear crash bar. Using a hydraulic RAM i was able to push the rear crash bars back a couple of inches and I didn't have to do any cutting or trimming on at all. It can also be done with a bottle jack and bar or strong length of wood. Feel free to leave me contact info if you want more details. The tires are Ridge Grapplers 295/65/20 on a 8.5 inch wide rim with a +35 offset and I have a 2 inch level. The tires are 35.1 inches and 11.6 wide.
What could I get on my stock 2wd 2008 f150
I have the 2020 F-150, XLT 4x4, 275/65R18 116T, and i'm looking for BFG tires here in Alberta and wherever I look at they said that these tires won't fit my vehicle, even the BFG website and today I got this answer: ''however it is not recommended for your vehicle most likely due to a large discrepancy between the Service Description of the tire (123/120R) and the Service Description requirements of the vehicle (116T). '', so. i'm very sad that I cannot get these tires.
Ok so I really like a deep dish tapering look on rims so I am wondering if you think this combo will work ony 2022 F150 RWD with a 2"leveling kit other then the leveling I do not want to do any other modifying to make the wheels and tires work without rubbing. I want to go with a a 20x10 rim with a 0 offset. What size tire would I have to go with to make that work. I am looking to get a good amount of poke. Thank you for the help!
You called it a rim, that’s why you didn’t get a response lol
Did you guys do this kind of video for the 09-14 f150?
Not as of now but its something we will certainly consider! -Justin
I have 2020 f150 with a ready lift 3.5 inch level lift, wondering if this will swap directly onto a 21 as I have the option to swap out to a 21 and break even
I'm fairly confident you should be able to- does the ready lift kit come with control arms as well? -Justin
So I’m new to aftermarket tires and wheels, if I wanted to use the stock 20” wheels on my 2021. What is the biggest tire I can use without a level or lift? I have 275/60/20 on it now(stock)? TIA
Stock Wheels, no lift - I feel confident in saying a 285/65r20 would be a solid yet safe choice. That will get you to a 34.5 x 11. -Justin
Noob question, what’s those wheel specs? Looking to change out my stock STX rims for a black set
What set are you referring to in particular? We do give some pretty basic specs on each setup- for instance the black wheels with 33x12.5 tires are an 18x9 with a 0 offset. Hope this helps! -Justin
I heard that with the max tow package the size of the rear caliper is bigger and those you need to run 18's or bigger to fit? Definitely changes what tire size you can run if you have to bump up to an 18 inch wheel.
Yes, this is true. Those raptor wheels (17's) will not clear the larger rear brakes on the max tow package. I tried it on mine and its a no go.
Thank you, this was very useful. I'm new to truck wheel / tire sizing. Could a 2022 F-150 FX4 take 285/65/R20 wheels (stock wheels, +44 offset) without a lift?
Did you do this with success?
Haven't tried it yet, I decided to keep the stock tires till they wore out.@@allwedo4126
Does the auto stop and cylinder de-activation turn off in Sport mode?
If you the truck in sport, turn off and restart, does it start in sport mode?
Yes it will ask you if you want to stay in sport mode when you turn the engine back on again
Hey guys! I’m ordering a 2021 F150 Lariat FX4. I’m wanting to put a 2” level kit on it and put some A/T tires on it with the stock 20” sport wheels. Will a 295/60/20 fit with no rubbing on the stock wheels? Thanks y’all.
I just got 35s put on my leveled 2021 F150 a couple of days ago. They fit with with the smallest bit of rub on the front passenger rear crash bar. Using a hydraulic RAM i was able to push the rear crash bars back a couple of inches and I didn't have to do any cutting or trimming on at all. It can also be done with a bottle jack and bar or strong length of wood. Feel free to leave me contact info if you want more details. The tires are Ridge Grapplers 295/65/20 on a 8.5 inch wide rim with a +35 offset and I have a 2 inch level. The tires are 35.1 inches and 11.6 wide.
I would go with the 35" tire with a 4" lift kit just to play it safe on a 22" Rim.. on my Current 2019 F150 i got a 3" lift kit with 35's and no rubbing issues..
I am planning on lift/wheels for my 2019 sometime after the new year (maybe sooner depending on how big them stimulus checks are). was thinking 4" + 35s, but I'll have to check out a 3" lift now. its just a daily driver but just wanting to check the look a bit
Does the 2021 use the same TMPS sensors as the last generation?
Yes please find out so I can put my set together
I have a 2" level on my 2021. Currently running 20" wheels with 32" tires. Do yall think I would be able to go to 35" without rubbing?
I just got 35s put on my leveled 2021 F150 a couple of days ago. They fit with with the smallest bit of rub on the front passenger rear crash bar. Using a hydraulic RAM i was able to push the rear crash bars back a couple of inches and I didn't have to do any cutting or trimming on at all. It can also be done with a bottle jack and bar or strong length of wood. Feel free to leave me contact info if you want more details. The tires are Ridge Grapplers 295/65/20 on a 8.5 inch wide rim with a +35 offset and I have a 2 inch level. The tires are 35.1 inches and 11.6 wide.
Great information for those that are on pavement and have flat driveway aprons maybe, but as soon as the tires move up at all, they look like the are rubbing in the back.
You guys do dyno testing and great reviews on other stuff, why not drive this thing up on a set of ramps or use some jacks to show articulation?
Oh, and always more sidewall. 20-in and bigger wheels with hardly any tire looks like trucks that skip leg day and only drive to malls. And I know plenty of people get trucks as family haulers and they will never see dirt, but that's certainly not my use case or taste preference on looks. That raptor set up looks sick. I worry a little about the stock gearing and a 35-in tire though
You're 100% right- and while we did do some minor driving with each set to confirm what I was saying, going further with testing such as articulation is a biggie. I don't want to offer excuses but I will say its something we will certainly work on improving in the future. -Justin
@@americantrucks to be fair, I don't know of anyone testing tire fit that way, it would be great to see though. You guys are the first place I go for anything F150 parts related since your reviews and installs are so damn detailed, thank you for that. About the best resource I have found is F-150 forums. A few people have put together spreadsheets showing what will fit with what kind of level or lift. It's good but again you're often left wondering if it didn't rub in a driveway or if they drove it a little or if they actually took it off road. And that Custom offsets site just isn't my taste, too many 20 and 22" wheels with rubber band tires.
I am going to buy raptor set of tires and wheels for my 2021 one so i m good to go to them on without any rubbing
I would be careful as we determined the factory 17" Raptor wheel was rubbing slightly on the rear calipers of the 2021. We noticed that after the fact. -Justin
My 2021 F150 came with 20’s on it, what tires would you recommend for daily driving on streets? Get snow where I live as well.
Definitely some sort of all-terrain or all weather tire! Check out the following links for two of my favorites for daily driving year-round while still looking good! -Zach
www.americantrucks.com/falken-wildpeak-terrain-tire-availablefrom-29-to-35-diameters.html
www.americantrucks.com/milestar-f150-patagonia-xt-all-terrain-tire-t547366.html
@@americantrucks thank you for the info
Y'all really think there won't be any rubbing when the suspension articulates? I'll wait.
They do not come with 33 inch tires. I have that same truck in stone gray and they measure 30.5 with 40 psi.
2021 STX FX4
285/75R18 or 285/65R20 ??
I can't decide.
21 Platinum F-150 Put General Grabber ATX 285/65/20 the tires sit about a inch taller than the horrible tire that come with a $71,500 sticker truck. They ride quite, smooth and have a more aggressive look without a full fledge mud tire. I’m having the front leveling kit installed next week.
I will lift my 6" and then adding the 35 or 37
Sidewall
Does this make the truck sit higher with the 33?s verse lifting
Larger tires will definitely make your truck sit a bit higher after installing, only by an inch or so though! -Zach
@@americantrucks dang I feel like Ford should lift it if you put tow mirrors on an F150 or at least having an option where it doesn’t avoid the warranty.
Biggest wheel/tire set up for stock 2wd f150? 2018
Can do same for Ram 1500? Helpful video...thx
I still can't get over this XLT has almost the same sticker as my 17 Lariat... Alot of money to still not have creature comforts like leather and cooled seats.
Do you guys think I can fit a 285/75 with a 18in wheel? Stock offset.
I think it would be VERY close- maybe the smallest amount of rubbing. -Justin
@@americantrucks thank you
So, in theory, a 305/55R20 will fit with no lift assuming you’re using the correct offset. Good to know. As well as a 285/65R20 being possible.
I Just put on a 275/65/20 bfg ko2 on my 2017 Lariat and the fitment just looks right an i don't have a leveling kit as in yet and it looks pretty good with no issues
@@nuttynut54 I have 285/65/20 on my 2017 F-150. However I had to use a ReadyLift SST kit that lifted it 2.25” in the front and 3” in the rear. These trucks look better with some rake than completely leveled IMO.
I really want to see volk te37 on this truck but they big cash
I’m interested in putting 22’s on mine. Is that a fools move? I do a little dirt driving but mainly highway
The All Terrains looked great but the Raptor wheels look small and dated.
Raptor wheels are small and dated? 😂
No, they’re for actual off road use, not for soccer practice. You want the extra sidewall off-road.
Clearly the truck they used didn't have the max tow package. With the max tow package those Raptor wheels will not fit on the back. 17 inch rim does not clear the bigger rear brakes.
Give me more sidewall.
This whole no rubbing thing is with zero suspension flex smdh
So after you hand over 80K for the truck, you gotta buy wheel and tires?
companies need to just stop offering chrome bumper they look so bad
New F150 looks like a total Grandpa truck
I'll take it!
yep ! I'm kinda worry about the new raptor
No!
You need to add a 22 inch wheel setup to your lineup/reviews for those of us who like to go big or go home 😉
The factory wheels and tires are fine for me. No need to change. Doesn't make sense to me.
I do not tolerate Chrome in trucks