Aftermarket Wheels & Tire size/offset photos

Ya, I have that same setup but with 35's and I am about 1/8" from rubbing w/ OEM Tremor lift so 37's definitely wouldn't fit. I would absolutely go that route if we weren't towing our 5th wheel so often.
Since you keep deleting your posts, I will reply to this one for the last time.

Most people join forums to learn about the vehicles they have purchased. You posted several times saying you would never lift or add 37s to your Tremor due to how much you tow your 5th wheel.

My detailed reply does not make me cocky or dumb, but was intended to help you make an informed decision about your truck. Many of us on this forum tow heavy with properly modified trucks, so it is possible to do without getting killed.

Sorry you took it the wrong the way.
 
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Hello, I recently picked up my 22 F250 Tremor. First order of business was to upgrade the wheels and tires.
Wheels: Vision Manx 2 Satin Grey 17x9 ET+12
Tires: Nitto Recon Grappler 37x11.5 R17. Nitto tech support recommended I run them at 54FR/59RR PSI. I have them at 50/50 currently.
Zero rub, no trimming, 100% stock truck
Tires line up perfectly with the fenders as planned
No downsides, no regrets
With the tall sidewalls, I am really enjoying the slightly improved ride and not having to worry about scuffing or bending the wheels when running over curbs, potholes, or when off road.
The truck still wanders a bit like it did with the Duratracs. I havent had it on an alignment rack yet, but it feels to me that a bit of caster correction will fix it right up.
Tire noise is notably quieter at highway speeds, but equivalent below 50 MPH.
While not for everyone, I dig the look.


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Hello, I recently picked up my 22 F250 Tremor. First order of business was to upgrade the wheels and tires.
Wheels: Vision Manx 2 Satin Grey 17x9 ET+12
Tires: Nitto Recon Grappler 37x11.5 R17. Nitto tech support recommended I run them at 54FR/59RR PSI. I have them at 50/50 currently.
Zero rub, no trimming, 100% stock truck
Tires line up perfectly with the fenders as planned
No downsides, no regrets
With the tall sidewalls, I am really enjoying the slightly improved ride and not having to worry about scuffing or bending the wheels when running over curbs, potholes, or when off road.
The truck still wanders a bit like it did with the Duratracs. I havent had it on an alignment rack yet, but it feels to me that a bit of caster correction will fix it right up.
Tire noise is notably quieter at highway speeds, but equivalent below 50 MPH.
While not for everyone, I dig the look.


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Looks badass! I didn't even know there was a 37x11.50r17. Only seen the 37x11.5 on 18's and 20's.
 
Hello, I recently picked up my 22 F250 Tremor. First order of business was to upgrade the wheels and tires.
Wheels: Vision Manx 2 Satin Grey 17x9 ET+12
Tires: Nitto Recon Grappler 37x11.5 R17. Nitto tech support recommended I run them at 54FR/59RR PSI. I have them at 50/50 currently.
Zero rub, no trimming, 100% stock truck

That looks tough! It's nice you can run that size without a lift and trimming. (y)
 
Here's my 2022 non Tremor with Method 315's with 285/75/18 Falken Wildpeaks I bought off a Tremor forum owner. Now I need to paint my front hubs and ditch the lower faring.
 

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Damn those look good, I had the same setup on my excursion with a fullsize spare. Might have to bring these back but def want to run a 20x10 -18 w/ 35 toyos, good to know you only have rubbing on the mudguards, I don't have those so in theory I should be good assuming you are not leveled?
I am now. I sold my 2020 and got a 22' and went with a different setup. I had at the time 1-1/2" RC lift springs on the front.
 
Hello, I recently picked up my 22 F250 Tremor. First order of business was to upgrade the wheels and tires.
Wheels: Vision Manx 2 Satin Grey 17x9 ET+12
Tires: Nitto Recon Grappler 37x11.5 R17. Nitto tech support recommended I run them at 54FR/59RR PSI. I have them at 50/50 currently.
Zero rub, no trimming, 100% stock truck
Tires line up perfectly with the fenders as planned
No downsides, no regrets
With the tall sidewalls, I am really enjoying the slightly improved ride and not having to worry about scuffing or bending the wheels when running over curbs, potholes, or when off road.
The truck still wanders a bit like it did with the Duratracs. I havent had it on an alignment rack yet, but it feels to me that a bit of caster correction will fix it right up.
Tire noise is notably quieter at highway speeds, but equivalent below 50 MPH.
While not for everyone, I dig the look.


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Thanks for posting these! I’ve been waiting a long time to see good photos of a 37/11.5 on a tremor.
 
Hello, I recently picked up my 22 F250 Tremor. First order of business was to upgrade the wheels and tires.
Wheels: Vision Manx 2 Satin Grey 17x9 ET+12
Tires: Nitto Recon Grappler 37x11.5 R17. Nitto tech support recommended I run them at 54FR/59RR PSI. I have them at 50/50 currently.
Zero rub, no trimming, 100% stock truck
Tires line up perfectly with the fenders as planned
No downsides, no regrets
With the tall sidewalls, I am really enjoying the slightly improved ride and not having to worry about scuffing or bending the wheels when running over curbs, potholes, or when off road.
The truck still wanders a bit like it did with the Duratracs. I havent had it on an alignment rack yet, but it feels to me that a bit of caster correction will fix it right up.
Tire noise is notably quieter at highway speeds, but equivalent below 50 MPH.
While not for everyone, I dig the look.


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I have the same truck, paint scheme and all but a F350. I love the look! great setup.
 
I am now. I sold my 2020 and got a 22' and went with a different setup. I had at the time 1-1/2" RC lift springs on the front.
Ahh so you were essentially "leveled"? I was hoping to get away with stock suspension on some 35x12.50s
 
Thanks for posting these! I’ve been waiting a long time to see good photos of a 37/11.5 on a tremor.
I had thought I had seen they had be discontinued. I like the way it does not stick out like the 12:50's
 
Has anyone ran the Cooper Discoverer AT3?? They have a LT285/75R18 that looks to have a rating of 4080lbs at 80psi. Granted, it's not the most aggressive tire out there but I've always had good luck with Coopers in the past. Plus it appears that they should fit on stock wheels.
 
Has anyone ran the Cooper Discoverer AT3?? They have a LT285/75R18 that looks to have a rating of 4080lbs at 80psi. Granted, it's not the most aggressive tire out there but I've always had good luck with Coopers in the past. Plus it appears that they should fit on stock wheels.

I ran Copper AT3s on my last truck. They were a great road tire, handled well in the rain, very quiet on the highway, and towed well. Off-road use was limited to dirt/mountain forest roads but never an issue there. I would also check out the Falken 285/75r18. Cheaper than the Cooper AT3. ($316 on Amazon) They are also rated at 4080lbs and the reviews from the forum have been very positive.
 
Hey all, I’m looking for just one original 2022 wheel (the black spoke rim and accompanied Wrangler tire. If anyone lives in or close to me, Santa Cruz California, maybe we can work a deal? Please let me know
 
Ok guys... Be gentle... If I were to go with 20 inch wheels with 35in tires... Theoretically, will they fit the stock suspension without any trimming? I was looking at something along the +18 offset or more. Probably in the 9inch wide range.
 
Ok guys... Be gentle... If I were to go with 20 inch wheels with 35in tires... Theoretically, will they fit the stock suspension without any trimming? I was looking at something along the +18 offset or more. Probably in the 9inch wide range.
They will not rub with that set up stock. I am running 295/65R20 on a 20x9 +12 stock FX4 250(sits lower that your tremor) and I have had 0 rubbing for over 25,000 miles.
 
Ok guys... Be gentle... If I were to go with 20 inch wheels with 35in tires... Theoretically, will they fit the stock suspension without any trimming? I was looking at something along the +18 offset or more. Probably in the 9inch wide range.

You shouldn't have any problems with a 35x12.50r20 or 295/65r20. Check out this thread:

 
You shouldn't have any problems with a 35x12.50r20 or 295/65r20. Check out this thread:

Awesome. Thanks for the link... I'm horrible with the dang search feature. I can't ever seem to find what I'm actually looking for.
 
Fuel Siege 20x9 20MM offset
285/65 R20 Toyo AT3's
 

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