* Bolt Pattern: The most important factor is the bolt pattern (number of lug nuts and their spacing). Both years almost certainly share the same bolt pattern.
* Wheel Offset and Backspacing: These determine how far the wheel sits in or out from the hub. Different offsets can affect fitment, potentially causing rubbing against the suspension or fenders. While they are likely similar, it's not guaranteed to be identical.
* Wheel Diameter and Width: The diameter (size of the rim) and width need to be compatible with the tire size you plan to use and the vehicle's clearance. Using too wide a rim can cause tire problems.
* Specific Model Variations: There might be subtle differences between certain trim levels or optional packages that could affect wheel compatibility.
To be absolutely certain: Check the specifications stamped on the wheels themselves (usually on the back of the wheel) and compare them to the specifications for your 2003 F250. You can also consult a tire and wheel size chart specifically for Ford F250s from those years, or check online forums dedicated to Ford trucks. This will provide the most accurate information for your particular truck models.
