Hanging out along the water.
The Ford F250 is a big, purposeful work truck. That doesn’t mean that it also cannot be a fun vehicle with style. This lifted and customized F250 with Fuel Wheels won’t be heading to the nearest construction site or going through the marshes, but it still makes quite the statement.
This beast of a truck features quite a few visual changes besides its new Fuel Wheels. The front fascia is more imposing and has a bit more glitz and glam thanks to a new Fuel Offroad mesh grille surrounded by chrome hardware. The style of the chrome grille can also be seen with each of the fender badges. Color-matched bumper pads are used at the front and rear. For a more uniform look, both of the side mirrors were also painted white. New, custom-cleared headlights and LED pods create a smooth, spotless white look.
Power isn’t what this truck is known for, but the Ford F250 isn’t afraid to show its muscles. The factory 6.2-liter V-8 engine is more than happy to send 385 horsepower and 405 lb-ft. of torque to its shimmering Fuel Wheels without hesitation if needed.
Beneath the white body work sits a new set of Fuel Wheels. Here, a set of Fuel FF16 wheels and their turbine-style, mute-spoke design wear a polished finish to match the vibrant shimmer of the grille. The 24 x 14.0 Fuel FF14 rims are shod in Fuel Gripper M/T tires measuring 37 x 15.5 R24.
In addition to the new Fuel Wheels fitment, the Ford F250 Super Duty was also equipped with a new 4.5-inch lift with 2.0-inch leveling kit and steering stabilizer from Rough Country that’s been powder coated to prevent any kind of corrosion.
While other trucks are built for work, this Ford F250 Super Duty is all about play.
Fitment Specifications:
Vehicle: Ford F250 Super Duty
Wheels: Fuel FF16
Wheel Finish: Polished
Wheel Size: 24 x 14.0
Tires: Fuel Gripper M/T
Tire Size: 37 x 15.5 R24
Suspension: Powder-coated 4.5-inch lift with 2.0-inch leveling kit from Rough Country
Source: Fuel
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Joe Fabitz
December 28, 2015 at 9:16 am
Is that under the highway 37 bridge to Mare Island?
WheelHero
December 28, 2015 at 1:24 pm
Ha! I believe so as the customer is from that area.