r/liftedtrucks

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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago
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Old girl got some new shoes!

22 RST 6.2L

6” BDS lift w/ Fox 2.0 Performance shocks
35x12.50R18 Toyo Open Country RT
9x18 KMC Crux wheels

u/Serious-Lobster-4231 — 7 days ago
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Fellas, the time has come, and I need your help

I’ve had this truck for close to a year now, and initially I wasn’t even thinking about getting a lift for it. Now that’s changed, I want to get a lift but nothing too outrageous. The truck is my daily driver, but I also want it to be able to handle going off road really well, and get more ground clearance, plus I also like the lifted look more than the stock. I called my local truck store and they recommended the Bilstein 6112/5100 set up, and when I checked with ChatGPT, that was also the most recommended. For Tires I was recommended some 265/75R16 and I’d love to know what the community recommends

u/Few_Daikon473 — 7 days ago

What would I have to do to fit 37s

I have a 2022 F-150 4x4, and I’m on 295/60r20 right now. I really like the look of a Bubba truck, or just having really big tires filling up the fender well. I’ve seen a few trucks on TikTok that are on like a 3-inch level fitting 37s. How much would I have to cut to make it fit with minimal rubbing, or should I just go up to a 35 and save myself the trouble? Also, would I have to stick to a 37x12.50, or could I go up to a 37x13.50? My wheels have some negative offset. I think it’s like -18 or something like that.

Any advice is appreciated 🙏 I know it’s a dumb and impractical thing but I like the look😭

u/Acceptable_Mark_5781 — 8 days ago