I'm unable to answer your question since I only have this experience with my dealership. I have read on this and other forums that others have similar experience and others don't, so with that being said, I can only suggest you talk to your dealership directly. If your dealership won't offer this, then you can also either call your local tire shops or just sell them on the open market.
Thanks, please keep us updated if you run into any problems.
Can you measure the wheel gap on the front vs the rear? I'm trying to see how much rake is left after the level kit. Thanks!Here are 295/70R18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on the stock 18" sport wheels. Fit perfect, no rubbing!
Some dealerships will do this, some do not. It is easy to throw them on Facebook Market Place or for sale on the regional forums, someone will buy them from you quickly. People are always needing new tires...
Front fender height from ground is 40 3/4". Rear fender height is 41 3/4". I wasn't able to measure the actual gap, but would guess it would also be 1" larger in rear.
Awesome! Thanks for providing that info.
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Hard to tell in the photo, how much rake did you end up with after the leveling? Looks almost flat.Here are 295/70R18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on the stock 18" sport wheels. Fit perfect, no rubbing!
1" of rake left. Had old tires in the bed in this photo.
Did you ever use your adaptive cruise control?
look into the 295/60/20...will fill in the fender gap a little more and you wont have any rubbing at stock height. These New F-150's allow for aggressive tires without touching the suspension! Good luck and post some pics!
I was considering 285’s. I also tow a boat through the mountains and want to make sure that load won’t cause any rubbing either.
