very nice. Just ordered mine a few hours ago. Same boat. Running 37x12.50r18 toyo at3 and these wheels. Waiting on truck also
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Great looking truck! What size block did you go with for the reverse level?
What was the cost to get that done?
Or if you did it yourself, how tough of a job is it? what’s involved?
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- '23 AMB F-350 Lariat Ultimate 6.7
- 2025 F-150 Tremor, 2021 Land Cruiser Heritage
AMB is one of the colors that looks really nice with shiny accents!
I used the 1.5" PMF rear block. The truck now has 1" of rake which sits perfect in my book.
so your truck had about 2.75" rake from the factory?
Are these 20x10 -18 offset?
17s or 18s?? i generally run 18s, but am eyeing some 17s. 37s will be the tire. any clearance issues with 17s?
'24 Tremor
'24 Tremor
3 1/4" of original rake.
I was a kid in the 80's as well but I still can't get with polished or chrome on most setups. While black is definitely the chrome of the 2000's I still prefer it. There are a few wheels out there that I would only purchase in a high polish, the KMC full bead locks are one of them.
Method HD wheels are only something I'd consider if I were towing at or near full towing or payload capacity consistently and even then, like others have already noted, your wheels would exceed your tires payload rating. For 98% of us the HD wheels are a waste of money and added weight/rotational mass. Lastly, the wheels they offer in the HD line are as about exciting as a wet sock but beauty is in the eye of the beholder or something like that.
Method HD wheels are only something I'd consider if I were towing at or near full towing or payload capacity consistently and even then, like others have already noted, your wheels would exceed your tires payload rating. For 98% of us the HD wheels are a waste of money and added weight/rotational mass. Lastly, the wheels they offer in the HD line are as about exciting as a wet sock but beauty is in the eye of the beholder or something like that.
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- 2015 F350 CCLB 225k // 2006 F350 CCLB 280k
Drop to 17" wheels to save a few pounds only to run 37" tires.....yea....not a Jenny Craig plan by any means.
17" tires might get you to 3900lbs payload rating depending on the brand. But most guys "want" 37" tires...so you aren't getting close to 3900lbs per tire (depending on brand).
Closest to stock:
Using 18" tires in the right size (35" LT) can give one 4080lbs per tire, so using the HD Methods in 18" pairs up quite well for load ratings.
-Going to 37" tires on 18" wheels adds significant weight.
In 18" tires I can save 10lbs per tire by running an LT size over standard and have better load ratings.
Across the board I doubt too many wheels are going to be lighter, have a higher load rating, and be reasonable on costs. Then add to that the weight of the tires which could wash out all those gains.
Alas 1st world problems....
17" tires might get you to 3900lbs payload rating depending on the brand. But most guys "want" 37" tires...so you aren't getting close to 3900lbs per tire (depending on brand).
Closest to stock:
Using 18" tires in the right size (35" LT) can give one 4080lbs per tire, so using the HD Methods in 18" pairs up quite well for load ratings.
-Going to 37" tires on 18" wheels adds significant weight.
In 18" tires I can save 10lbs per tire by running an LT size over standard and have better load ratings.
Across the board I doubt too many wheels are going to be lighter, have a higher load rating, and be reasonable on costs. Then add to that the weight of the tires which could wash out all those gains.
Alas 1st world problems....
Looks like my power boards didn't get re-added to my order and my truck is in production. I'm putting 37s and a carli 2.5/3.5 system on it. I'm 6'3 wife is 5'8. I have read power deplorable streps are a must if you lift it or put 37s as stock
Nah, I run the fixed boards with the Carli kit and 37's. My wife is 5'4" and gets in and out with no issues. If the women whine then tell them they don't ride.
I'd say there not really needed. I have a 3 inch level kit on 37s I'm 5'9 my wife's 5'4" and I have 2 young kids all climb in just fine without issues or complaints with the fixed tremor boards
AMP steps are easy to add if you deployable boards. See how you and your family like the truck once it comes in and then make the decision. No need to buy the steps ahead of time.
$150 a wheel, stripped and fully polished
Any suggestions what offset I should be looking at for a '23 with these flares on the way?
www.roughcountry.com
I have a 5" BDS lift, and Im thinking a 20x"9" wheel but open to suggestions. I think a 0 offset might not fill it out with the new flares?
I live on a dirt road, so I dont want a ton of poke, but some is fine
20x9 +0
20x10 -24
Fender Flares | Sport | Ford Super Duty (2023-2024)
Fender Flares | Sport | Ford Super Duty (2023-2024)
I have a 5" BDS lift, and Im thinking a 20x"9" wheel but open to suggestions. I think a 0 offset might not fill it out with the new flares?
I live on a dirt road, so I dont want a ton of poke, but some is fine
20x9 +0
20x10 -24
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0 offset is definitely not enough for those flares. 9" and 0 offset is going to be flush with your OEM fenders so you'll have the "PeePaw" look, as they call it, with the those flares. I'd go with the 20x10 -24.Any suggestions what offset I should be looking at for a '23 with these flares on the way?
Fender Flares | Sport | Ford Super Duty (2023-2024)
Fender Flares | Sport | Ford Super Duty (2023-2024)
I have a 5" BDS lift, and Im thinking a 20x"9" wheel but open to suggestions. I think a 0 offset might not fill it out with the new flares?
I live on a dirt road, so I dont want a ton of poke, but some is fine
20x9 +0
20x10 -24
As far as I know those wheels on the rough country truck are the Caesar 20x10 -25 offset and they are past the flares by a few inches. When I asked rough country how far the flares stick out they said about 1”. I went with the old man look of +18 wheels since they still go past the wheel wells about so they should be just inside the flare.Any suggestions what offset I should be looking at for a '23 with these flares on the way?
Fender Flares | Sport | Ford Super Duty (2023-2024)
Fender Flares | Sport | Ford Super Duty (2023-2024)
I have a 5" BDS lift, and Im thinking a 20x"9" wheel but open to suggestions. I think a 0 offset might not fill it out with the new flares?
I live on a dirt road, so I dont want a ton of poke, but some is fine
20x9 +0
20x10 -24
This is @Generalburl truck with a 0 offset and 22 factory flares.
And this is a CJC build with 0 offset and no flares on a 23.
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You sell those wheels?
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