Toyo Open Country RT PRO 37 x 12.5 x 18 with a +18 offset all stock
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Man, I have ordered those same tires on Fuel Blitz 20s and I am currently waiting for a Ranch Hand bumper to get powder coated and they all go on at the same time. Seeing these tires on your beautiful rig leaves me down right impatient.Toyo Open Country RT PRO 37 x 12.5 x 18 with a +18 offset all stockView attachment 223829View attachment 223830View attachment 223831
Dino! That's pretty sweet.
May we please get a shot of the tire (from at least 10 feet away) from directly in front or behind?
Thanks!
Got these put on today. Method 707, 18x9 with a +18 offset. Wrapped them in 35" Faulken AT4s.
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Carli lift going on over the next couple of weekends. I know I could have fit 37's, but wanted to stay with 35s. Thanks for all the ideas and previous posts!
Don
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The Nexen ATX tires are working out pretty well. They have been good in all on road conditions (though they wandered quite a bit when they were new until I dropped the pressure in the fronts). They are pretty good off road as well...definitely not a mud tire, but I've had no issues with them in snow, slick surface mud (i.e. at Overland Expo East last year), or sand. I haven't been diligent at rotating the tires, as it is a PIA. I have only rotated them twice in the nearly 20k miles I've put on them. Wear is very even with the rears wearing a bit more than the fronts (with my Tune M1 Camper and gear I keep in my truck, I'm always running at least a thousand pounds in the back). I just measured and after nearly 20k miles I have ~11/32 remaining tread depth in the center of the tire on the tires that until a few weeks ago were primarily on the front and ~9/32 remaining on the tires that were primarily on the rear. The tires claim 16/32 when new. They come with a 60k mileage warranty, but I don't imagine I'll get much more than 40k before I get new tires.How are these Nexan ATX's working out?
I found that towing the 10,000 lb 5th wheel that the tires were fine inflated to 75psi. Bridge gaps were slightly softer, so the tires are absorbing a little more and it's less jarring.I’ll be curious to hear your opinion on the KO3s after a bit of towing.
My wife loves giving me a hard time about all the dudes turning their heads anytime we take the truck![]()
KMC makes two really nice forged smooth lip wheels that I think look really good on the 2023+ body style... Impact Forged and Mesa Forged.Anyone have examples of a non-beadlock / smooth edge polished (not black) 18" wheel on an F250/350 stock Tremor?
I have the chrome package and it's growing on me enough to consider a polished or chrome-esque wheel to compliment it... I'm surprised, since my last vehicle was gunmetal grey with blackedout trim and Method 701 in matte black.
Honestly the Method 703 in clear coat looks amazing to me, but on their site it says not compatible with my F250...
The Method 318 in clear coat is close - if anyone has an example of that would be awesome to see too
OK, impact forged look pretty sweet...KMC makes two really nice forged smooth lip wheels that I think look really good on the 2023+ body style... Impact Forged and Mesa Forged.
Screenshot of KMC’s truck on the Impact Forged
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Had the same issue with my 2024. It turned out it was a combination of things of which the most noticeable was the bed being off. Look at the bed in relation to the cab from the back on each side. I begrudgingly left it alone since it had the potential of causing more issues trying to fix it. $80,000 truck and they couldn't get the bed on right.I had a chance to take a look at thing again today and was wondering if anyone had experienced a rear axle alignment issue. It's not severe, but also not something I've really ever noticed on a stock truck before. This is as close as I could get to the same angle on the left and right sides. There's definitely a little more tire showing on the passenger side:
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Right Side
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Thanks for the reply and confirmation I'm not the only one. I'm pulling the stock bed off anyway, so I'll take some measurements as I go through that process here in the next couple weeks. More to come!Had the same issue with my 2024. It turned out it was a combination of things of which the most noticeable was the bed being off. Look at the bed in relation to the cab from the back on each side. I begrudgingly left it alone since it had the potential of causing more issues trying to fix it. $80,000 truck and they couldn't get the bed on right.
Pintops… I see you went with the correct shock package!Wanted to add a picture after the lift. 35 Faulken AT4s and Method 707s 18x9 w/ +18 Offset. The lift makes a big difference. SO much better!
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My truck is just like this. Wish it was centeredI had a chance to take a look at thing again today and was wondering if anyone had experienced a rear axle alignment issue. It's not severe, but also not something I've really ever noticed on a stock truck before. This is as close as I could get to the same angle on the left and right sides. There's definitely a little more tire showing on the passenger side:
Left Side
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Right Side
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37/13.5/17 maxxis mt with fuel convert +1 offset wheel on stock height non tremor
Looks great, extremely noisy but not the normal hum that I get from mt, it has a really annoying slapping sound of the pavement and it’s driving me crazy lol. At highway speeds the tires are great just in town low speeds is the annoying part as I drive with my windows down year round pretty much, rubs like crazy on fenders till I get it trimmed, will lift it eventually