Wheel and Tire Sizing

[DNazzy’s2025]

That looks great! That's the stance I'm going for.

Thank you! I like how it turned out

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[Cconnss]

Here's 295/60/R20 BF KO2's
-Wheels are 20 x 10 with -18 Offset
-Truck is leveled 2.5" in the front & 3" in the rear (very slight rake)

With -18 offset there's a pile of trimming/cutting, not for the squeamish.

 

[DNazzy’s2025]

Good looking rig

 

[klaytonwood]

3 inch lift, 1 inch block on rear from factory.
Stock raptor 35s. No rub or cutting.

 

[Shane150]

What lift did you go with? Is that a 2" level?

Coilover by Eiabach and it does raise the front by 2 inches. I still have an inch of rack as it was originally 3 inches. I am happy with 1" rake.

https://eibach.com/product/E86-35-035-01-22?epsid=3283

 

[DNazzy’s2025]

3 inch lift, 1 inch block on rear from factory.
Stock raptor 35s. No rub or cutting.

Looks beautiful… but I’m a little partial to Oxford White with Blackout Appearance… lol. What brand lift? Did you keep UCAs stock?

 

[DNazzy’s2025]

Coilover by Eiabach and it does raise the front by 2 inches. I still have an inch of rack as it was originally 3 inches. I am happy with 1" rake.

https://eibach.com/product/E86-35-035-01-22?epsid=3283

I really contemplated a coil over setup. But I was worried about how much lift I would actually get, since I have the heavy Powerboost. I’m not super happy with the ride quality after putting the 71 pound LT Grapplers on. It’s a lot bumpier and a bit harsh at times. The stock shocks are overworked for sure.

 

[klaytonwood]

Looks beautiful… but I’m a little partial to Oxford White with Blackout Appearance… lol. What brand lift? Did you keep UCAs stock?

both rough country

 

[Shane150]

I really contemplated a coil over setup. But I was worried about how much lift I would actually get, since I have the heavy Powerboost. I’m not super happy with the ride quality after putting the 71 pound LT Grapplers on. It’s a lot bumpier and a bit harsh at times. The stock shocks are overworked for sure.

If it helps, I can give you measurements from grade to the highest point of front fender opening. My ride is fine and fuel economy is great in summer seasons. I just achieved 8.8L/100km in a 44km ride. 26.7mpg in a 27m ride. My wheels are lighter than stock and the Toyos are 56lbs. Not a great tire in winter but I haven’t had any issues in rain as it has been pointed out in reviews.

 

[MTMan]

Stock wheels on my RCSB are 17" rims and Pirelli Scorpion ATR tires. If I wanted to go bigger without messing with the suspension, what's my best option? I don't want to be spraying my new fenders with rocks, I just want to fill that cavernous wheel well!

From what I've read on here but haven't done it myself you should be able to put a 34" in there like a 285/75R17.

 

[DNazzy’s2025]

From what I've read on here but haven't done it myself you should be able to put a 34" in there like a 285/75R17.

I concur. You should be able to fit a 34” tire on stock suspension with no trimming required.

 

[DNazzy’s2025]

If it helps, I can give you measurements from grade to the highest point of front fender opening. My ride is fine and fuel economy is great in summer seasons. I just achieved 8.8L/100km in a 44km ride. 26.7mpg in a 27m ride. My wheels are lighter than stock and the Toyos are 56lbs. Not a great tire in winter but I haven’t had any issues in rain as it has been pointed out in reviews.

You’re getting great MPGs. I’m hitting around 19.5 on my best commutes, which are mostly highway speed, with some stop and go. I know my tires are heavy but I’m a sucker for the aggressive look of the Ridge Grapplers.

Could you take measurements from the center of your rim (middle of centercap) to bottom of your fender?

 

[Shane150]

You’re getting great MPGs. I’m hitting around 19.5 on my best commutes, which are mostly highway speed, with some stop and go. I know my tires are heavy but I’m a sucker for the aggressive look of the Ridge Grapplers.

Could you take measurements from the center of your rim (middle of centercap) to bottom of your fender?

19.5 is not bad. At the beginning of my ownership the EV Coach helped quite a bit for me to maximize the EV mileage. Give it a try if you haven’t. I will get you the measurements of both front and rear tomorrow.

 

[Shane150]

You’re getting great MPGs. I’m hitting around 19.5 on my best commutes, which are mostly highway speed, with some stop and go. I know my tires are heavy but I’m a sucker for the aggressive look of the Ridge Grapplers.

Could you take measurements from the center of your rim (middle of centercap) to bottom of your fender?

24" front and 24-1/2" back.

 

[DNazzy’s2025]

24" front and 24-1/2" back.

Thank you. So you only ended up with 1/2” of rake. I’d be happy with that!

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