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I know my wheels are more expensive by a long shot but I need the 17" OEM wheels to accommodate the tires I am putting on without lifting truck. Current rims and rubber have 400miles. Like to do a trade within a commutable distance from Houston area.

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Good choice. The black looks way better imo than the machine faced on the mav
 
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I know my wheels are more expensive by a long shot but I need the 17" OEM wheels to accommodate the tires I am putting on without lifting truck. Current rims and rubber have 400miles. Like to do a trade within a commutable distance from Houston area.

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These rims are for somebody that wants a more premium look than off road look plus due to their size will naturally raise truck up a bit.
 

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These rims are for somebody that wants a more premium look than off road look plus due to their size will naturally raise truck up a bit.
The 18" wheels will not raise the truck. Truck height here is determined by the tire.

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The 18" wheels will not raise the truck. Truck height here is determined by the tire.

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Of course, but technically a 225/60R18 is taller than a 225/65R17. So this setup would be 28.63" in overall diameter, stock FX4 would be 28.52" overall diameter. So this would lift by half of that difference, which is 0.055", so not even a sixteenth of an inch. I suspect it would be virtually indistinguishable and assumes both tires measure exactly out to the metric spec which I also doubt but going by the numbers at least, OP is correct.

Anyways, best of luck to OP in the search for the trade. I sold these very wheels/tires/tpms off of my Lariat for $1100. Found an eager buyer looking to spruce up their newly acquired XL. It seems most who opted for FX4 did so because of the stunning black 17" wheels. May be hard to find for that reason. Have you considered aftermarket? When I was looking it seemed there were a lot of nice looking, similarly styled black 17" wheels readily available.

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The 18" wheels will not raise the truck. Truck height here is determined by the tire.

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So the diameter of 18" has a radius of 9' leaving center at 4.5 inches (off the ground). Diameter of 17" has a radius of 8.5 leaving center at 4.25" (off the ground). So as I said "raise truck up a little bit". The tires have more impact but it is a separate calculation which I did not speak to.
 
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Of course, but technically a 225/60R18 is taller than a 225/65R17. So this setup would be 28.63" in overall diameter, stock FX4 would be 28.52" overall diameter. So this would lift by half of that difference, which is 0.055". I suspect it would be virtually indistinguishable and assumes both tires measure exactly out to the metric spec which I also doubt but going by the numbers at least, OP is correct.

Anyways, best of luck to OP in the search for the trade. I sold these very wheels/tires/tpms off of my Lariat for $1100. Found an eager buyer looking to spruce up their newly acquired XL. It seems most who opted for FX4 did so because of the stunning black 17" wheels. May be hard to find for that reason. Have you considered aftermarket? When I was looking it seemed there were a lot of nice looking, similarly styled black 17" wheels readily available.

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Thanks Dave. I would say that is reasonable.
 

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So the diameter of 18" has a radius of 9' leaving center at 4.5 inches (off the ground). Diameter of 17" has a radius of 8.5 leaving center at 4.25" (off the ground). So as I said "raise truck up a little bit". The tires have more impact but it is a separate calculation which I did not speak to.
The tires have ALL of the impact, wheels have zero impact on vehicle height.
 

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^^Um...no. Once you get into low profile tires on massive rims the wheels play a big part
 
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The tires have ALL of the impact, wheels have zero impact on vehicle height.
"The tires have more impact but it is a separate calculation which I did not speak to."
 
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^^Um...no. Once you get into low profile tires on massive rims the wheels play a big part
Right although only speaking to my beautiful 18" OEM rims.
 

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Not sure the Lariat wheels are "more expensive by a long shot" . Can you pull up the parts #'s and price them? I'm curious.

Since I got Lariat and FX4 and 4k that might be another way Ford screwed me with the overlap as they give me the FX4 wheels over the Lariat wheels
 
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Don’t need to look at parts bin. Just by size and volume of metal they are more expensive but it always comes down to what you like👍🏻
 

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Don’t need to look at parts bin. Just by size and volume of metal they are more expensive but it always comes down to what you like👍🏻
That’s not really how it works…
 
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