Can I Find Ford Tires Using a VIN?

Yes. NeoTires supports vehicle search by VIN in addition to model and tire-size search. A VIN lookup is especially useful when the Ford model has several wheel or tire packages within the same year, because it helps identify the factory configuration before the shopper starts comparing replacement products.

How Do I Find the Correct Tires for My Ford?

If the original Ford configuration is uncertain, a VIN-based factory-fitment check on our site can provide another way to identify it before ordering. NeoTires separates vehicles such as F-150, Explorer, Bronco, Maverick, Edge and Expedition into model/year paths, and the exact configuration can change the size or designation shown in the tire listings.

What Brand Tires Does Ford Use?

Ford does not use one tire brand across every model and package. Ford's 2025 Bronco specifications include Bridgestone, General Tire, BFGoodrich and Goodyear on different factory applications, while the 2026 F-150 Raptor uses BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires in its standard LT315/70R17 and optional 37x12.50R17 setups. Check the exact Ford model, year and tire package before treating any one brand as the original replacement.

What Tire Size Does a Ford Use?

There is no single Ford tire size because the lineup covers compact crossovers, performance cars, pickups and full-size SUVs. Current examples range from 225/65R17 on the Escape to 37x12.50R17LT on selected F-150 and Bronco off-road applications. Use the Ford model and year to narrow that brand-wide spread to the correct tire listing.

Where Can I Find Ford Tire Deals?

NeoTires publishes current tire promotions through its Deals page, including seasonal offers, promo codes and discounts on selected brands or products. After choosing the correct Ford model/year fitment, compare the current price shown for those qualifying tires rather than assuming one promotion applies to every Ford tire.

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Find Ford Tires Online by Model

Use the search bar to find your Ford model, or choose from the grid below to view compatible tire sizes and replacement options.

Shop Ford Tires by Model

NeoTires covers Ford tire shopping from everyday Escape, Maverick and Explorer applications to LT and off-road fitments used on F-150 and Bronco. Start with the Ford model you drive, then choose the year to reach the tire sizes and current products documented for that vehicle.

Ford F-150 Tires: 17- to 22-Inch Fitments and Raptor 37-Inch Options

Current F-150 applications span 17- to 22-inch wheel fitments, while Raptor configurations add LT315/70R17 and an available 37x12.50R17 factory tire. Standard, LT, and off-road configurations therefore lead to very different F-150 tire selections.

Shop Ford F-150 tires by year to narrow the current inventory to your truck and configuration.

Ford Explorer Tires: 18- to 21-Inch SUV Fitments

Current Explorer fitments span 18 to 21 inches, from 255/65R18 on Active applications to 275/45R21 on ST and selected Platinum configurations. The 2026 Tremor also follows a separate P265/65R18 path.

Choose your Ford Explorer year to compare tires for the correct wheel and trim setup.

Ford Bronco Tires: 30- to 37-Inch Factory Applications

Current Bronco factory tire applications extend from 30-inch all-season fitments to 35-inch rugged-terrain setups, with a 37-inch BFGoodrich option documented for Bronco Raptor. Ford also uses all-terrain applications between those ends, so Bronco tire shopping should start with the exact model year and package.

Shop Ford Bronco tires by year to move into the fitments documented for your Bronco.

Ford Maverick Tires: 17- to 19-Inch Fitments

NeoTires documents Maverick applications across 17-, 18- and 19-inch wheels, with the current brand-level fitment set running from 225/65R17 to 225/55R19. That narrower range makes the year selection a faster route to the relevant Maverick inventory than scanning Ford-wide tire sizes.

Shop Ford Maverick tires by year to see the sizes and current products tied to your Maverick.

Ford Edge Tires: Crossover Fitments Up to 22 Inches

Ford Edge applications in NeoTires span 17- to 22-inch wheel fitments across the model's production run; 2023 applications alone cover 18 through 21 inches. That gives Edge shoppers a very different tire path from Ford trucks and off-road SUVs.

Choose your Ford Edge year to compare tires for the documented configuration.

Ford Expedition Tires: 18- to 24-Inch Full-Size SUV Fitments

2026 Expedition applications span from 18-inch tires on Active configurations to 24-inch fitments on selected Platinum packages. The previous 2025 data also includes an LT275/70R18 application, so wheel diameter alone does not define the Expedition tire selection.

View 2026 Ford Expedition tire fitments to compare the listings documented for each configuration.

Ford Truck & SUV All-Terrain Tire Options

Ford all-terrain shopping is especially relevant to Bronco and F-150 applications. For example, the 2026 Bronco Badlands uses LT285/70R17 on a verified factory all-terrain application, while current F-150 Tremor and Raptor configurations follow their own larger off-road tire paths.

For the LT285/70R17 Bronco application, current NeoTires inventory includes the Toyo Open Country A/T III and Falken Wildpeak A/T4W. Those two tire families also appear in the supplied search-trend research, giving this Bronco application a direct connection between shopper interest, Ford fitment and current NeoTires inventory.

Choose the Bronco or F-150 model and year before comparing all-terrain tires so the products shown match the factory size and designation required by that configuration.

Ford Fitment Differences That Change What You Shop

Ford Fitment Difference	Verified Examples	What It Means When Shopping
F-150 Standard vs. LT Truck Fitments	2025 applications include standard 245/70R17 and LT265/70R18/C on FX4 configurations.	Selecting the F-150 trim can open a different standard or LT truck-tire selection.
F-150 Raptor 35- and 37-Inch Paths	Ford documents LT315/70R17 BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 as standard and 37x12.50R17 KO2 as an available Raptor option.	Raptor shoppers need the exact tire package before comparing replacements.
Bronco 30- to 37-Inch Factory Packages	Ford documents current Bronco applications from 30-inch all-season tires through 35-inch rugged-terrain and 37-inch Bronco Raptor tires.	The Bronco package determines whether the shopper enters a road, A/T, R/T or larger off-road tire path.
Explorer Standard vs. Tremor Fitment	2026 Active uses 255/65R18, while Tremor uses P265/65R18.	The Explorer trim can send an 18-inch shopper to a different tire listing.
Expedition Standard vs. Large-Wheel Packages	2026 applications span from 18-inch Active fitments to 24-inch Platinum package tires.	The Expedition configuration determines which SUV tire inventory appears.

Ford Tire Deals, Free Shipping and Financing

NeoTires lists seasonal discounts, promo codes and selected tire offers on its Tire Deals page, while qualifying tire products also display free shipping. Financing is available at checkout through Klarna and Affirm, so Ford shoppers can compare the current price and payment options after narrowing the catalog to the correct vehicle fitment.

Check current NeoTires tire deals or review tire financing options before completing your Ford tire order.

Shopping for Ford Tires With Wheels or Rims?

Ford wheel requirements are too different across the lineup for one tire-and-rim package to cover the brand. Current examples range from 17- to 22-inch F-150 applications, 18- to 21-inch Explorer fitments and 18- to 24-inch Expedition setups.

Confirm the Ford model and year first, then use the NeoTires wheels catalog to continue with a vehicle-specific wheel selection.

Choose Your Ford Model and Order the Right Tires

Select your Ford model and year to move from the full Ford catalog into the tire listings documented for your vehicle. Compare the current products and prices there, then order qualifying tires with free shipping or choose an available financing option at checkout.

Find the best tires for your Ford