Fitment Guide

Best Tire Sizes for the Ford F-150: Stock, Leveled & Lifted

Updated October 13, 2026

Best Tire Sizes for the Ford F-150: Stock, Leveled & Lifted

Bigger tires are the most popular upgrade on the Ford F-150. How big you can go depends on your suspension. Here is what typically fits on 2015-2024 trucks at stock height, with a leveling kit and with a lift.

F-150 tire size by setup

These are typical specifications for the listed model years. Always confirm with your owner's manual, the tire placard in the door jamb and the retailer's fitment data before ordering.

SetupTypical tire sizeNotes
Stock heightabout 31.5 to 32.5 inch (e.g. 275/65R18, 275/60R20)Factory sizes vary by trim and wheel size
Stock, biggest without modsabout 32.5 inchMay touch at full steering lock with low-offset wheels
2 inch leveling kit33 inch (e.g. 285/70R17, 275/70R18, 275/60R20)Most popular upgrade
Lift kit35 inch with a 4 to 6 inch liftUsually needs trimming or wheels with the right offset

How to read tire sizes

A metric size like 275/70R18 means 275 mm wide, a sidewall that is 70 percent of the width, on an 18 inch wheel. The overall diameter is about 33.2 inch. Flotation sizes like 35x12.50R20 give the height (35 inch) and width (12.5 inch) directly.

Going taller lowers your effective gearing and can make the speedometer read low. Plan to recalibrate the speedometer after a big size change.

What decides whether a tire rubs

  • Tire height and width: wider tires rub sooner at full steering lock.
  • Wheel offset: lower offset pushes the tire out toward the fender and bumper.
  • Suspension height: a level or lift creates room in the wheel well.
  • Trim parts: mud flaps, air dams and plastic liners are common rub points.

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Fits Ford F-150 (2021-2024)

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This guide is general information. Fitment varies by model year, trim, drivetrain and existing modifications. Always confirm fitment with the parts manufacturer or retailer before buying, and have safety-related parts installed by a qualified professional.