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#3 of 8 Re: Replacing 16 inch wheels with 18 inch Ford Edge Wheels [mikessite] by kcram HOST Feb 08, 2008 (4:15 pm)
Replying to: mikessite (Feb 08, 2008 12:56 pm) This sounds like an offset issue. I doubt the Edge wheels have the same offset as the Explorer and Sport Trac, so this is likely the cause. I wouldn't trim body parts - you may need to find wheels that are properly spec'd for the ST.   kcram - Pickups Host
#4 of 8 Sport trac wheel backspacing by kngst18 Mar 17, 2009 (9:40 am)
#5 of 8 Sport trac wheel backspacing by kngst18 Mar 17, 2009 (9:40 am)
I have just lifted my truck with a 3 inch lift and an additional 2 inches with shackles and torsion twist. Now I am trying to buy new wheels and tires but am kind of stuck because of the whole backspacing thing. The wheel that I am looking at has a backspace of 5.6 and there is a no return policy so I am wondering how much backspace is allowed even with the lift.
#6 of 8 chrome gas door for ford spor track 2007-2009 by sandruko Aug 21, 2009 (8:39 am)
I am trying to buy new gas door chrome . a store has? if anyone knows the number of part of the chrome gas door . please advise ..!
#7 of 8 Explorer 18" tires by dont3 Oct 02, 2009 (11:15 am)
The offerings from almost all manufacturers in this size and spec is pretty slim. You only get road/highway tires...I ended up spending another $800 on new rims and downsizing to 17"...you could also go to 16" to expand your rim options....this made a world of difference in my options. Lesson learned -dont go for the factory options unless you research the impact. I chose to keep my 18's and put highway tires then in the spring and fall i switch wheels to wear them over a longer time. If you can take the hit...this is a good strategy.
#8 of 8 Goodyear tires by martha13 Nov 23, 2009 (5:28 am)
My original Goodyear tires on the 2001 Sport Trac were great for 51 thou miles. I replaced them with the same tire and have had trouble ever since (last 4 thou miles). They either pull to the right or to the left, depending on the tire rotation. I have had the tires rotated and wheel alignment done many times, but the problem remains. I am 82 years old and this will be my last car. Does anyone have a solution?

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