Michael SimariCar and Driver
In the truck world’s latest game of inches, Ford’s updated F-150 Raptor can now be optioned with BFGoodrich all-terrain tires standing 37-inches high—two inches taller than the standard rubber. The real-world benefits are minimal and the upcharge is not insignificant, but the “37” decals on the truck’s bedsides are a flex that many drivers will likely covet.
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