22" to 18" - Overall Vehicle Ride Height / Wheel Gap

charlespsu · Jul 28, 2021

I don't want a lift, I just want 18" tires instead of the 22" on my 2020 Limited.
however, I love my ride height currently. Can I move to an 18" tired without sacrificing my current ride height? How will bad will the gap look without a lift, etc?

sjwelds · Jul 28, 2021

Keep the outside diameter of the tire the same and nothing else will change.

Steven H · Jul 31, 2021

On my 2015 EL, I hated the 22" stock wheels so I switched them out with 17" 2020 Raptor wheels. So I found tires that had the same outer diameter.
This site makes it really easy to check different wits and diameters of your tires; https://tiresize.com/calculator/

ROBERT BONNER · Jul 31, 2021

I have a 20 FX4 with Factory 18's: 275/65R18's, which are the same tire OD as the 20 and 22 inch diameter wheels offered in 2020. I drive in a lot of muddy environments when hunting. The Factory 18's are domed instead of flat and they shed mud perfectly. My last hunting wagon was an F150 with 20's. I spent hours each season hosing the mud out of the 20" wheels so I could drive it on the highway after hunting without rattling my teeth out. I went the whole season without the wheels mudding up on my '20 FX4 with the 18's.

Knut · Jul 31, 2021

Use this to match up tire sizes and
new tire pressure.

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