Walkathon
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I have a 2015 F-150 and I looked at the fronts and immediately decided that I wasn't going to be able to fit chains on the front. Similar to what your picture showed... Bummer indeed.....
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Do you remember what offset your aftermarket rims are?I have a 2018 f 150 that won't take chains on the front. Decided I really wanted to have the option of chains. So I purchased some after market wheels with a different offset than the factory wheels. With factory wheels its was really tight (275/65/18 tires) with chains. New rims with different offset gives me lots of clearance to put chains on the front. Yes spacers would have worked but did not like the idea of having to take the tires off to check and make sure they stayed tight. I also run a LT 10 ply winter tire for hunting and winter driving so they went on the new rims. Kept the summer junk tires that came with the truck for summer driving
It’ll wear in . I ran chains on my 2018 with no problems.Here’s what I came up with. I can tell you that with my setup-2018 f150 4x4, leveled front adding 2”, and tall skinny tires (255/80r17) on stock wheels, there is No Way I can run normal chains. I bought some for the rear and put them on the front to check the clearance. The chains were actually touching the upper control arm. I don’t know if I even have clearance for type s cables. I think 1-2” spacers would be needed to fit chains.
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