Can you put wider tires on an F450?

Can you put wider tires on an F450?

The dually’s must not touch each other. You can go with wider tires, but only after you buy and install new wheels that are made for both your truck’s hubs and the wider tires. Stock wheels on the ’08-’10 F-450s are 19.5″x6″.

What’s the difference between Ford F350 and F450 Super Duty?

Difference Between f350 and f450 Super Duty One of the main differences would be in the tires. The F450 comes with tires that can reach 110 psi and that size does not support the TPMS. The F350 tire pressure is lower, so it does support the TPMS.

What’s the difference between F350 and F450 tire pressure?

The F450 comes with tires that can reach 110 psi and that size does not support the TPMS. The F350 tire pressure is lower, so it does support the TPMS.

How much does a Ford 450 tire set up cost?

Truck is due in next week, the rims say 6-8 weeks build/ship time, so it will be a while before I do. The set up is gonna cost about $7500, but I despise the stock 450 tire set up. Click here to check out the entire thread and to offer any input that you might have for the OP and his 2020 Ford F-450.

Do you need bigger tires for Ford F-450?

F-450 is on order, but the owner wants bigger tires and maybe bigger wheels. Adding a new aftermarket wheel-and-tire package the easiest way to bring some personal flare to your Ford truck.

How tall is the rim on an F-450?

Easy answer is to look at tire specifications for rim width and try not to deviate from that. The RG in 285/65/20 is 34.8 tall. The 295 is getting wide, i actually run that tire on my stock height SRW. Do not think it would rub but I wouldnt know.

Is the Ford F-450 Super Duty a good car?

Absolutely a dog in power. Took to Ford dealer several times, they say it’s fine. Get literally 7-8 mpg avg. GMC gets 11-12 towing same exact load w/ tons more power. If you love yourself, PLEASE do not buy this truck. Was this review helpful? (18) (2)

How big are the tires on a 450?

You should really click your own links, most (if not all) tyre manufacturers list 6.75″ and 8.25″ wide rims as optional and 7.50″ wide rims as the measuring width… Isn’t your 450 a Dually??