A guy tests whether 33-inch Nitto Mud Grappler tires fit on a 2013 Ford F150 with factory wheels and a 3-inch level. He checks clearance and balance during installation.
This guy wants to put some mud grabs on a 2013 F150. Now everything's factory, right? Factory upper control arm, none of that. Everything's factory. And we. He's got factory rims. He said he's got a 3 inch level on there. And he wants to go 33, 12, 50, 20 mud grabs. So here's the nitto mud grabs. And you see how they bulging out compared to that factory wheel. Now we're gonna test fit these things, see how close it is to that upper control arm. So of course, with these fours, they got old fender wheel. So as far as a 33 inch tire, we shouldn't have no issue here. Now the issue is going to be because it's on factory wheels, if it's going to clear here, he's going to be taking off some 305, 60, 18. Now this is basically a 33 inch tire. But this is right around 11 inches wide, not 12 and a half. Now, you know, before we bounce, we got to take them damn stickers off, son. All right, how these things go balance out. What's the thing? See what kind of weight it takes. Look at that. That thing ain't taking no weight, dude. On a big old 33. Come on. 33, 12 50, 20 mud grab. All right, so right now that's what kind of space we got. All right, so we got clearance right here. Now let's show you what it looks like when we get it down. See if they gonna clear. All right. Before we get it out. You know, we gotta shine them tires up, baby. All right, we clear? All right, it's a 2013 F150 on some 33, 1250, 20 mud grabs on factory wheels. Got a 3 inch level on there. No rub, no scrub, no nothing.
