20 inch tires?

[RumbleNTheTrunk 10+ year member]

so ive decided to skip getting subs for now and work on the exterior of my truck...first thing is the rims...so i got a '94 ford f-150 regular cab...everything on the outside if stock...stock dayton tires and all.....if i was to put 20" wheels on this truck do you think i would have to put a small lift on it? or should i just go with 18"....and also this is going to be a very expensive project...any suggestions for wheels/rims and maybe places online to get em...not many places around here and besides there all marked at retail price...give me some feedback if yall can

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[Bigrick31 10+ year member]

20s should probably fit no problem on stock heighth. i kow i can fit 24s on my silverado stock heighth maybe bigger. personally i think 18s look to small on a truck id do 20s. then save up for some bags or maybe a static drop like a 4/6 or maybe even a 5/8:goodorbad

 

[Patrick Simmons 10+ year member]

Just follow the Plus sizing rules. If you don't know about plus sizing this may help:

http://www.audioartsandelectronics.com/shoptalk/viewtopic.11.html

 

[PowerdByGuiness 10+ year member]

lift it

square bodystyle F150s look odd lowered

 

[yz_gt69 10+ year member]

trucks lifted with 20s look ridiculous. A couple of guys in the local truck club have the same body style, reg cab long box with 20s and bagged. As much as i absolutely hate fords, they look exceptional

 

[SATX210]

dude 20's are cheap in houston. hell cheap as calai prices. 20's are like 15's in h-town should be able to get a cheap set

 

[GTonDubs 10+ year member]

20"s will easily fit, and still look pretty small on that big of a truck, lift it up on some 22"s with the new Nitto offroading tire

mud grapplers on 22" wheels you could totally pics out some better rims though, this is the only pic i could find

or you could just do this