2.25” ReadyLIFT Leveling Kit with 35's installed on my 2021 F-150

[SALVAGE]

This is great news. The accessories manager at the dealer I’m working with said 33 was as large as they could go. I was pushing for 34s but amazing to know you could go to 35. Please let us know how it drives!

Has anyone put any spacers on...I put a 2in leveling kit with 33 12.5 20 and now I'm looking to put spacers on it but idk if its gonna rub

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[Lorenzo]

This guys have built a few with spacers and stock wheels with no issues.
https://blog.vipautoaccessories.com/builds/2021-ford-f-150-4x4-supercrew-offroad-build/

 

[Roger1108]

Has anyone put any spacers on...I put a 2in leveling kit with 33 12.5 20 and now I'm looking to put spacers on it but idk if its gonna rub

Very nice truck you have, question about your tow mirrors, do you have BSM? Blind Spot Monitor on your tow mirrors? Your step is electric too? Let me know, thank you very much showing your rig too!!

 

[SALVAGE]

Very nice truck you have, question about your tow mirrors, do you have BSM? Blind Spot Monitor on your tow mirrors? Your step is electric too? Let me know, thank you very much showing your rig too!!

Yes they have the BSM.... the steps are electric also

 

[SALVAGE]

This guys have built a few with spacers and stock wheels with no issues.
https://blog.vipautoaccessories.com/builds/2021-ford-f-150-4x4-supercrew-offroad-build/

Just added spacers to it also I went with 1 1/2 ones with no rubbing and no other modifications to the body

 

[dharmon012]

Just added spacers to it also I went with 1 1/2 ones with no rubbing and no other modifications to the body

any chance you could take a pic of the front tires at their closest point to rubbing anything? Trying to figure out if 35x12.5 on stock 20s will fit with 1.5" spacers

 

[SALVAGE]

any chance you could take a pic of the front tires at their closest point to rubbing anything? Trying to figure out if 35x12.5 on stock 20s will fit with 1.5" spacers

 

[SALVAGE]

I dont think its gonna work with 35 without have to trim the bumper n stuff

 

[SALVAGE]

I dont think its gonna work with 35 without have to trim the bumper n stuff

I did a lil upgrade on the stereo system also I added 2 rockford amp an 1000×1 for the 2 12 P3 and a 400 for the 2 6×9 I gotta say it sounds pretty good

 

[ib_jigged]

So tires are getting scarce around me, but I ended up going with the 2” readylift and 35x12.5-20 DESTINATION XT tires. Should fit nicely

Any photos with the Destination XT' on your truck?

 

[sayers]

Did putting on the leveling kit cause you to recalibrate the lane departure or any other electric items on your trucks ? I have a 2021 lariat. thanks for your help. I am looking at the ready lift 2" kit.

 

[dharmon012]

I dont think its gonna work with 35 without have to trim the bumper n stuff

thats upsetting hah

 

[SALVAGE]

thats upsetting hah

Did you put the 35 already....I think you can just without the spacers tho on stock wheel

 

[dharmon012]

Did you put the 35 already....I think you can just without the spacers tho on stock wheel

no i just ordered them today. was really hoping i could space them out

 

[dharmon012]

I installed the Fox 2.5 Factory Race Coilovers that provide a 2" level last night after work along with the 2.5 Fox Rear Piggyback shocks. The Lights seemed to level themselves well, I did have the stock wheels in the back with the running boards so it was squatting a bit, will know more as I drive this weekend. That being said this video gave me confidence that the sensors would work.

And agree, there is no difference between an upgraded coil that levels the truck 2" and a spacer increases the OEM shock 2". There is a sensor in the front UCA and on the rear leaf spring so it should be balancing itself based on input front F & R.

For those curious on the wheel setup. I had a 2.5 King setup lifted 2" on my 2018 which was stolen last month. Bothe the 2021 and 2018 ran a 17x8.5 0 offset wheel mounted to 35x12.5r17 BFG K02s and with the 0 offset wheel a lot of trimming is required both on the new 2021 and on the 2018. With the 0 offset wheel the 35 tire rubs on both front and rear crash bars, sawzall and circle saws required.

Was surprised to see you can fit a 35 on the OE wheel, very clean setup. I will start a separate thread once I have the setup dialed for those looking to go more aggressive route. We do a lot of overland type driving with the truck loaded down so went with the beefy 2.5's and will be doing a AirRide kit in the rear to keep things level when loaded up.

EDIT* - also confirmed with several vendors that aftermarket shocks for the 2015-2020 F-150 work on the 2021 and they were correct.

any pics of what had to be cut?

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