295/70R18 on stock 2012 F250?

HeavyT · Jul 28, 2014

It's time to put new tires on the truck so naturally I am Looking to put a bigger tire on my 2012 F250 KR, looking at the Toyo open country AT2 in 295/70R18. I like the stock look for the truck so the wheels are staying. Would I be able to run this tire without a leveling kit or am I going to have rubbing issues?

I am wanting to put on a Carli 2.5" kit but with the necessity of tires and wanting to pay cash I have to choose one and the tires win.

I would consider doing a basic 2.5" leveling kit (ready lift etc...) and could prob swing that with the tires but if I could run the tires at stock hieght for a couple months I could then also pick up the Carli kit.

Looking for advice, Thanks!

T

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CT9AIX · Jul 28, 2014

I put 295/70/18 nitto trail grapplers on all our company trucks with no suspension mods, and no problems.

PSDJohn · Jul 28, 2014

You shouldnt have an issue running them at stock height. Gonna be running that same tire and size this winter leveled on stockers

HeavyT · Jul 28, 2014

Awesome thanks for the info!

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stevens6.7 · Jul 28, 2014

What about a 35" tire on stock suspension?

RedRice589 · Jul 29, 2014

You'll rub on the left radius arm. That's what I have toyo m/t 35/12.50

stevens6.7 · Jul 29, 2014

RedRice589 said:
You'll rub on the left radius arm. That's what I have toyo m/t 35/12.50

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Is it bad? Meaning it won't mess the tire up will it?

That is a beautiful truck for sure!

BuiltPowerStrokeTough · Jul 29, 2014

I have 295/70R18s Nitto Trail Grapplers on mine stock height. No rubbing at all at full lock in any direction. I know mine is an F350, but figured it could still help you get an idea.