2021–2026 · 3 documented findings, each backed by real builds and sources. 2 public builds on the platform.
35x12.50R20 · 2–2.5″ lift
Fits, rubs some35x12.50s on a leveled 14th-gen F-150 fit for most owners — the 2021+ wheel wells clear big tires better than earlier trucks, but low-offset wheels bring crash-bar rub.
Heads up: Wheel offset decides it: near-stock positive offset commonly runs clean; 0-offset wheels rub front and rear crash bars and need cutting
5 documented builds · confidence 70%
37x12.50R17 · 3″+ lift
Needs supporting mods37s on a 14th-gen F-150 are a committed build: 3-4" of lift plus UCAs and trimming — not a bolt-on tire size.
Heads up: 3-4" of lift, aftermarket upper control arms, and trimming (crash bar area); 12.50-wide at 0 offset trims less than 13.50-wide; regearing worth considering
4 documented builds · confidence 70%
35x11.50R20 · stock height
Fits cleanThe narrow 35 is the no-lift play on a 14th-gen F-150 — 35x11.50s clear on stock wheels at stock height where 12.50s would rub.
3 documented builds · confidence 65%