The main thing you need to clear a 35x12. 50" tire is lift. An F150 at factory ride height is not going to clear a 35x12. 4" Lifts provide enough ride height and wheel well clearance to clear a 35" tall tire without issues.
What's the biggest tire I can put on my stock?
Well, we have researched this topic and have the answers for you. The biggest tires you can put on a stock F-150 without damaging the tires or your truck are size 33"-34". Any tire size larger than this will rub against the inside of your wheel well, damaging your tire and your vehicle.
What is the stock offset on F150?
Stock Wheel Offset: +44 mm / Size: 18x8.Jan 7, 2021
Can Stock wheels be offset?
Most OEM wheels, and most wheels in general, will have a positive offset. Negative offset means the mounting plate is on the other side of the wheel's centerline, farther toward the suspension. Negative offset is generally seen in very deep-dish or deep convex aftermarket wheels.
How much will a tire stick out with a Offset?
A 10" with a -12 mm offset has a 5" backspacing so would stick out 2.5" more than stock 18's and 20's. With a -24 mm offset 3" more than stock. If you're planning to run 35's, you'll be trimming the pinch weld with the -12 mm, and with the -24 mm trimming even more.
What is stock offset on 2020 F150?
Offset is the distance of the wheel mounting surface from the centerline of the wheel measured in millimeters. What offset means with a stock Ford F-150 wheel having a +44mm offset, the mounting surface is 44 millimeters closer to the front edge of the wheel from the centerline of the wheel.
What is the stock wheel offset?
The offset of a wheel is the distance from its hub mounting surface to the centerline of the wheel. The whole point of an offset is for the end user of the wheel to know how much in inches (4+3) or in the case of millimeter offset, how many mm the wheel will stick out or suck in from the mounting surface of the hub.