What Tire Size Fits a 2007 F150?

Tires & Wheels
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Exactly! Wider tires can enhance stability but at the cost of some ride comfort. What brand do you use?

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Don’t forget about the potential lift when you change tire sizes! It can enhance off-road capability but might affect your center of gravity.

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I’m interested in your lift comment. How much lift are we talking about for a tire size like 33s? I’ve considered it but I’m unsure.

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Going from stock to 33-inch tires usually requires at least a 2-4 inch lift to prevent rubbing. It’s definitely a fun upgrade if you plan on off-roading! But check local laws first.

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Good point! Laws vary a lot by location. Always best to stay within the legal guidelines; nobody wants a ticket!

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Has anyone tried 34s? I’m intrigued but worried about the impact on mileage or performance. Thoughts?

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I’m running 34s and have noticed a noticeable drop in fuel efficiency. But the extra grip and overall look are worth it for me! Just be cautious on tight corners.

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Ah, the classic struggle! Bigger tires make everything look cooler but sometimes we gotta sacrifice some practicality. Such is life!

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I think the tire size you choose should really fit your driving style. If you do more highway driving, stick to a stock size for comfort. Off-roaders can go big!

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For a 2007 F-150, common tire sizes are 265/70R17 or 275/65R18. Make sure to check your door jamb for the exact specs!

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Thanks for the sizes, qvelasquez! Also, don’t forget about maintenance; regular rotations will keep your tires wearing evenly.

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I agree with jlee about rotations. Every 5,000 to 7,500 miles is a good rule. Any suggestions on reliability?

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Check out Goodyear and Michelin! They generally have great tread life and performance for the F-150.

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Make sure to keep the tire pressure at around 30-35 PSI as recommended! It makes such a difference.

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Good tips, robert48! Tire pressure is key. I usually check mine weekly. Helps with fuel efficiency too!

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I’ve had luck with Falken too. Good grip and longevity on different terrains.

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Tire maintenance is SUPER important! I rotate mine religiously every 5,000 miles, and it shows.

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I’m curious if anyone here has done DIY tire rotations? How did it go for you?

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Tina79, I have done it! Just remember to have the right tools. It’s easier than it sounds and saves a lot!

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Don’t forget to check the alignment after tire rotations! A bad alignment can ruin your tires real quick.