biggest tires without lift f150 07
#4
285 and 295 are tire widths in mm, but I think he was asking about height.
The factory Pirelli tires on an FX4 are 275/55/20s and they are 31.91 inches tall by 10.8 inches wide. If you stick with your factory wheels, you can run a 33" tall tire without rubbing. However, if you go with a wider wheel or one with a different offset, you may have problems with rubbing.
A 285 or 295 will be wider, but the aspect ratio (second number) and rim size (third number) are also needed to determine the height of a tire.
There are lots of tire size calculators out there, so just make sure you do not go bigger than 33" and you should be good.
KR-Texas
The factory Pirelli tires on an FX4 are 275/55/20s and they are 31.91 inches tall by 10.8 inches wide. If you stick with your factory wheels, you can run a 33" tall tire without rubbing. However, if you go with a wider wheel or one with a different offset, you may have problems with rubbing.
A 285 or 295 will be wider, but the aspect ratio (second number) and rim size (third number) are also needed to determine the height of a tire.
There are lots of tire size calculators out there, so just make sure you do not go bigger than 33" and you should be good.
KR-Texas
#6
You can run a 275/60-20 on the stock wheels without a leveling kit, and its a 33x11 tire. You can also get away with a 305/55-20 (33x12.50) but you might get a little rub on the UCA at full lock, depending on the tire you choose. You can also put on a leveling kit and run 35x12.50x20 on the stock wheels, I just did.