Has anyone put all terrain tires on stock Lightning Platinum Wheels?

[PHILAPA5799]

I recently added a 2" level to my 24 Platinum. I then purchased a set of Tremor wheels and stock General Grabber 275/70/18 to replace my stock 22" wheel and rims, but now I am starting to think maybe I should have just put some 33's or 34's on the stock platinum wheels. Has anyone done that and if so can you drop a few pics?

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[maineiah]

Don’t take this the wrong way. A leveled Platinum doesn’t look rad.

 

[digitaldad]

Not the stock wheels...but @Kohlblooded has his Platinum, leveled with 22" ford performance wheels with larger tires that you can get a feel for what it would look like.

https://www.f150lightningforum.com/...n-my-2023-ford-f-150-lightning-platinum.27034

Not that you asked, but my vote is always smaller wheel, more rubber. At least in 4x4 builds (opposite for lowered/street truck look).

 

[Jif1025]

I recently added the Toyo open county AT III EVs to my 2022 platinum. Only a week in but have loved them so far. No range change over the first 500 mi- including one 250 mile trip at highway speeds. I agree with the sentiment of others that more rubber and less wheel is preferred on off road trucks, but I think the looks of the ATs I opted for are better than the stock grabbers I got the first 36k miles with. Just my .02

 

[PHILAPA5799]

Don’t take this the wrong way. A leveled Platinum doesn’t look rad.

Couldn't agree more. That's why I bought new wheels and tires.

 

[watts/up]

Not that you asked, but my vote is always smaller wheel, more rubber.

I would love to find a set of 17” wheels that worked without spacers, are rated for the Lightning, and look good.

 

[digitaldad]

I would love to find a set of 17” wheels that worked without spacers, are rated for the Lightning, and look good.

I feel ya, buddy.

I've pretty much settled on looking at minimum of 18x9 in my searches.

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