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Ford Edge tires
Ford Edge Tires: All Model Years
Choose your model year to see exact tire sizes, pressure PSI, load ratings, and in-stock options for your specific Ford Edge configuration.
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Ford Edge Tire Fitment by Model Year
Use this hub to locate original tire and wheel specifications for a U.S.-market Ford Edge by model year. The Edge was sold from 2007 through 2024 across two generations, and its factory configurations changed as Ford revised the platform, trim range, drivetrains, suspension tuning, and available wheel packages.
Choosing the correct Edge year separates first-generation CD3 models from the redesigned CD4-based Edge introduced for 2015. After selecting a year, continue to the corresponding fitment page for trim-specific tire sizes, factory wheel diameters, and compatible replacement tires.
Why Selecting the Correct Ford Edge Year Matters
Ford Edge fitment cannot be determined by model name alone. Early SE models used 17-inch wheels, while the updated first generation offered 18- and 20-inch configurations and fitted the 2011 Edge Sport with 22-inch wheels. The 2015 redesign introduced a different platform, revised suspension design, and a new trim structure that included Titanium and a 2.7-liter EcoBoost Sport. Further changes followed when ST replaced Sport for 2019, and Intelligent AWD became standard across the U.S. lineup for 2022. Model-year selection connects these production differences to the appropriate OEM configuration.
What You’ll Find After Selecting a Ford Edge Year
Each Ford Edge model-year page narrows the vehicle to its documented production configuration. Depending on the year, users can review trims including SE, SEL, Limited, Titanium, Sport, ST-Line, and ST; identify factory wheel diameters; and confirm original tire specifications such as the P265/40R22 fitment used by the 2011 Sport. The selected year also provides the correct path to replacement tires matched to the original wheel and tire combination.
Ford Edge Production Overview
Generation | Model Years | Production & Fitment Highlights |
First generation, U387 | 2007-2010 | CD3-based, five-passenger crossover offered with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive; 17- and 18-inch factory wheel configurations documented. |
First-generation update | 201-–2014 | Revised styling, interior, engines, suspension tuning, and wheel packages; Limited offered a 20-inch option, while Sport used 22-inch wheels with P265/40R22 tires. |
Second generation | 2015-2018 | Complete redesign on the CD4 platform with revised body structure and suspension; Titanium joined the lineup, and Sport used distinct 20- and available 21-inch wheel packages. |
Second-generation update | 2019-2021 | Revised exterior design and eight-speed automatic; ST replaced Sport with ST-specific chassis, brake, and wheel equipment, followed by the ST-Line trim. |
Final production phase | 2022-2024 | Intelligent AWD became standard across all U.S. trims; the final lineup retained trim-specific 18-, 19-, 20-, and available 21-inch wheel configurations. |
Ford Edge Model-Year Coverage
Coverage includes U.S.-market Ford Edge vehicles from the introductory 2007 SE, SEL, and SEL Plus lineup through the final 2024 SE, SEL, ST-Line, Titanium, and ST range. Fitment varies by generation, trim, drivetrain, suspension configuration, and factory wheel package, including documented wheel diameters from 17 through 22 inches. Select the model year before reviewing OEM tire sizes or replacement fitment.
Compare Ford Edge Fitment with Similar Ford SUVs
The Ford Edge shared Ford's midsize SUV lineup with several other crossovers that evolved on different platforms and followed their own factory fitment paths. If you're comparing production years, original tire sizes, or OEM wheel specifications across similar Ford SUVs, continue with one of the related model hubs below.
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