At long last, I finally got a chance to take some photos

 

Nice looking rig w/those rims/tires, JLitt!


https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=8192

 

Very sharp, kinda gives me an idea of what mine would look like with that setup. I can't wait to get mine new tires and rims.

 

That looks bad ***, brother! Tires stick out just far enough, in my opinion. Thanks for the pics. I've been wanting those tires for some time now and its nice to get an idea of how they will look.


2006 F150 King Ranch SuperCrew
2.5" Autospring

 

Sweet! Can you give us some info on the size of the tire/wheel and what kind of lift you have?

 

Looks good... What size tire are you running?

 

Thanks for all of the compliments.

The wheels are Moto Metal 951 17x9 and the tires are pro comp xtreme AT 305/65-17. I have the 2" autospring leveling kit.

There is no rubbing and I did no trimming. I drive a lot of high way (almost exclusively) and the ride is great. I don't notice any difference from the factory tires.

I am really happy with the look. I don't feel like the pictures do the wheels justice.


BTW, djh1121, your pictures inspired the purchase. I went with the 17s because you mentioned that you had some rubbing. Also, it was a little cheaper.

All in all, I am very please. The whole package cost just over $1500 from 4wheelparts, but I got $300 in gift certificates back. Also, free shipping.

 

That's a sweet wheel/tire combo. I have a black truck and it gives me some more options. Looks good.

 

Nice truck... I like the setup

 

solid.

 

I really like how for they stick out. Not too much not too little.

 

NICE!!! I'm running the same size wheel with those tires on my 2001 and LOVE the look. Question: what air pressure are you running? I'm @ 42 ft. / 36 rear.

 

I am actually at about 50 lbs. all the way around. I am not sure if that is ideal or not, but that is the pressure that was in the tires when they were delivered. Anyone know if that is too much?

 

That's a little high for daily driving. I've found 40 psi to be a good starting point.

 

whats the back spacing on those rims?