re: What’s a respectable non-bro height lift/tire for a 4x4 truck

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I just bought a 2020 big horn with factory 20s on it. Decent looking truck with hardly any miles (28k) but the way it sits kind of irks me. Slopes forward and the clearance simply doesn’t look off-road height the way it is. And whatever tires they slapped on there to sell it are inexpensive street tires and look like they’d spin in an inch of red mud, so they’re going anyway Note: Im a middle age guy with kids and not going for the jacked up, try hard look. The most off-roading it’s going to do is riding around 30ac of pecan fields shooting squirrels and occasionally to some sand pits up the road to shoot guns and run my dogs So really I just want something beefier looking that can handle some light off road driving without messing up what seems to be a pretty smooth ride in general. TIA



















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I went full on baw and did full lift and 37’’s on my 22 F-250. I did just a leveling kit and 37’s on my 2017 F-250 but it rubbed at full turn so I went with after market wheels and a 5.5 inch lift on the new one.

I think if you stick with a smaller tire like a 33 and leveling kit it will give you the look you want without rubbing.