Ford Ranger tires

Yes. The 2019–2023 Ranger uses 265/60R18 on an 18-inch wheel, while the redesigned 2024–2026 Ranger switched to 255/65R18 and added LT285/70R17/C for off-road-oriented trims, replacing the earlier LT265/65R17/C and LT265/70R17/C sizes documented through 2023.

Yes. LT265/65R17/C and LT265/70R17/C are documented on 2021–2023 models, and LT285/70R17/C is documented on 2024–2026 models, alongside standard P-metric and metric sizes in those same years. Earlier off-road trims from 2002–2007 instead used the flotation-rated 31x10.50R15/C.

The 2025 Ranger documents three factory sizes tied to trim and wheel choice. XL and XLT 4x2/4x4 trims use 255/70R17 on a 17-inch wheel, with XLT also offering 255/65R18 on an 18-inch wheel. Lariat comes standard with 255/65R18 on an 18-inch wheel, while the off-road-focused Raptor uses LT285/70R17/C, a Light Truck-rated 17-inch fitment not shared with any other trim.

Documented OEM sizes range from P185/75R14 on early 1980s trims to LT285/70R17/C on current 2024–2026 models. A 2010 Ranger uses P225/70R15, P235/70R16, P235/75R15, or P255/70R16 depending on trim, while a 2022 Ranger uses 255/65R17, 255/70R16, 265/60R18, 265/65R17, LT265/65R17/C, or LT265/70R17/C. Choose your exact model year to see your exact tire sizes based on your specific trim.

The complete documented range runs from 14-inch wheels on 1980s–1990s Rangers up to 18-inch wheels on 2019–2026 models. Current 2024–2025 Rangers pair 255/65R18 with a 17-inch wheel and 255/70R17 with a wider 17-inch wheel, while LT285/70R17/C is documented on 17-inch and 18-inch wheels.

P235/75R15 is documented continuously from 1990 through 2011, making it the longest-running single OEM size in the Ranger's factory fitment history. The trim carrying it shifted over that span: in 1990 it's documented on 4x4 configurations (Custom 4x4, STX, and XLT 4x4), while by 2011 it appears on 4x2 Sport trims and the XL 4x4. Confirm your exact trim and drivetrain before ordering.