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F-150 Tire Size Calculator

Tire sizes by trim from Ford's specifications and owner's manuals, plus calculated diameter change and speedometer error for any other size.

By TireCalculatorHub Editorial TeamUpdated: October 5, 2026

QUICK EXAMPLE

Ford's 2026 specifications list 265/70R17 (31.61″ calculated diameter) for the XL 4x4 and 275/65R18 (32.07″) for the STX, XLT and Lariat 4x4, a +1.5% difference, so an indicated 60 mph is about 60.9 mph. The Raptor is listed with LT315/70R17 (34.36″) and, with the 37 Package, 37x12.5R17 (37.00″ nominal), +7.7%. Ford's documents do not list lift limits, fender clearance or bolt pattern, so use the calculator for the arithmetic and confirm other sizes with a Ford dealer.

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F-150 common sizes — quick load:

Ford Tire Sizes by Trim — From Ford Spec Sheets

XL / XLT / STX / Tremor

2026 spec sheet

Lug nut torque: 150 lb-ft (204 Nm), M14 x 1.5

Lariat / King Ranch / Platinum

2026 spec sheet

Lug nut torque: 150 lb-ft (204 Nm), M14 x 1.5

F-150 Raptor / Raptor R

2026 spec sheet

Lug nut torque: 150 lb-ft (204 Nm), M14 x 1.5

F-150 Lightning EV

2022–2025 manuals

Lug nut torque: 150 lb-ft (204 Nm), M14 x 1.5

OEM Tire Sizes by F-150 Trim

Sizes are from Ford's 2026 F-150 specifications. Diameters are calculated from the size.

TrimSize (Ford)Diameter (calc.)Standard / Optional
XL, XLT 4x2245/70R17 all-season30.50″Standard
XL 4x4265/70R17 all-terrain31.61″Standard
XL Fleet, FX4 Package265/70R17C all-terrain31.61″Optional
STX, Lariat 4x2265/60R18 all-season30.52″Standard (XLT 4x2: optional)
STX, XLT, Lariat 4x4275/65R18 all-terrain32.07″Standard
XLT 4x4265/70R18C all-terrain32.61″Optional
Tremor275/70R18 all-terrain33.16″Standard
STX, Lariat275/60R20 all-season (4x2) or all-terrain (4x4)32.99″Optional
King Ranch, Platinum275/60R20 all-season (4x2) or all-terrain (4x4)32.99″Standard
STX Lobo, King Ranch, Platinum275/50R22 all-season32.83″Optional
RaptorLT315/70R17 all-terrain34.36″Standard
Raptor 37 Package37x12.5R17 all-terrain37.00″ (nominal)Optional

Lightning: Ford's documents do not list tire sizes by trim (275/65R18 is named only as the snow chain size). Earlier spec sheets (2021 and 2024) list 245/70R17, 265/70R17C or LT265/70R17C, 265/60R18, 275/65R18, 265/70R18C, 275/60R20, 275/50R22 and 275/70R18 (Tremor).

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Each row compares two sizes that Ford lists. The differences are calculated.

FromToDiameter Change (calc.)Change %True Speed at 60 mph Indicated
245/70R17265/70R17+1.10″+3.6%62.2 mph
265/70R17275/65R18+0.47″+1.5%60.9 mph
265/60R18275/65R18+1.56″+5.1%63.1 mph
275/65R18275/70R18+1.08″+3.4%62.0 mph
275/65R18275/60R20+0.92″+2.9%61.7 mph
275/60R20275/50R22-0.17″-0.5%59.7 mph
LT315/70R1737x12.5R17+2.64″+7.7%64.6 mph

F-150 Bolt Pattern & Wheel Specs

Lug nut thread and torque: M14 x 1.5, 150 lb-ft (204 Nm). Ford says to retighten within 100 miles after any wheel disturbance.

Spare tire wheels: 17x8.5 with 34 ET for LT315/70R17, and 17x8.5 with 32 ET for 37x12.5R17LT.

Ford's owner's manuals and specification sheets do not list bolt pattern, centre bore or offset for the road wheels, so this page does not show them. Confirm them with a Ford dealer or the wheel maker.

How to Use the F-150 Tire Size Calculator

Decode Size

Enter any metric size, or click a Ford-listed preset, to see overall diameter, sidewall height, circumference and revolutions per mile.

Compare Sizes

Enter the stock size and another size to see the diameter change, speedometer error and true speeds. Continental advises keeping rolling circumference within 3% of the original; this is not a Ford specification.

Gen Fitment

Pick a trim group to see the Ford-listed sizes, wheel notes and lug nut torque, then compare a size of your own against the Ford size.

By Diameter

Enter a target diameter and rim size to list standard metric sizes within ±2%.

How the Calculator Works

All calculations use the standard tire diameter formula: Diameter = (2 × Width × Aspect/100 / 25.4) + Rim

Worked example — 265/70R17 to 275/65R18

  • 265/70R17: 265 × 0.70 = 185.5 mm ÷ 25.4 = 7.30″; 17 + (2 × 7.30) = 31.61″
  • 275/65R18: 275 × 0.65 = 178.75 mm ÷ 25.4 = 7.04″; 18 + (2 × 7.04) = 32.07″
  • Delta: 32.07 − 31.61 = +0.47″ (+1.5%); true speed at 60 mph indicated = 60 × 32.07 ÷ 31.61 = 60.9 mph

More F-150 detail is in the F-150 tire size guide. A taller tire also changes gearing (see the effective gear ratio calculator), and the truck tire size calculator handles other trucks.

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