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The 2017–2022 Ford F-250 Super Duty runs an 8x170 bolt pattern with a 124.9mm hub bore. From the factory it wears a 17x7.5 at +40mm offset. The widest database-verified sizes that clear without any mo

2019 Ford Expedition, on Venom Rex VR-601 20x9 +12, 275/55R20 See this build The 2018-2024 Expedition runs a 6x135 bolt pattern with an 87.1mm center bore. It came on 17x8 +44 wheels. Our default is

2019 Ford Ranger, on Icon Vector 6 17x8.5 +25, 265/70R17, FP 2.0 kit coilovers See this build Every 2019-2023 Ranger runs a 6x139.7 bolt pattern (6x5.5) with a 93.1 mm center bore, and the factory wh

The S550 Mustang is one of the easiest modern muscle cars to get right on wheels — and one of the easiest to get wrong. Ford finally gave it independent rear suspension, wide fender arches, and enou

The Ford Maverick is one of the best blank canvases Ford has built in years. Unibody platform, 5x108mm bolt pattern shared with half the Ford lineup, 63.4mm center bore, and a stock 17x7 +37 setup t

The 14th-gen F-150 is one of the easiest platforms to transform with wheels, and Ford basically handed us the blueprint. The 6x135mm bolt pattern has decades of aftermarket support behind it, the 87

Most F-150 owners are running the wrong tire size for their setup. Whether you're keeping it stock or going full send with a 6" lift, tire sizing makes or breaks the look. Too small and you look like

The 2019-2023 Ford Ranger runs a solid front axle-adjacent HLAB independent front suspension with a coil-over strut setup — it's stiffer and more capable than most people give it credit for, but it le

Yes. 20-inch wheels were a factory option on some trims of the S550 Mustang (the 2015-2023 generation), so this car was built to wear them. It runs a 5x114.3 bolt pattern, and one of the most common s

Yes. Ford Racing parts are good if you want Ford-engineered upgrades for a Mustang, F-150 or Bronco, especially pieces like the GT350 half shafts, the race-derived hub kit or the CARB-legal Bronco tun

The honest bottom line: yes, you can run 35s on a modern Ford Ranger, but not as a bolt-on swap. Getting a true 35-inch tire under a 2019-and-up Ranger takes a suspension lift, the right wheel offset

The straight answer: no, not in any bolt-on sense. A Ford Maverick is a unibody, strut-front compact truck that leaves the factory on roughly 29-inch rubber inside 17x7 wheels at about +37.5mm offset,