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What size are stock Ranger wheels?

Stock Ranger wheels vary by model year and trim. In general, the base XL rides on 16-inch wheels, while most mid- and upper trims use 17-inch wheels; off‑road versions often feature 17x8 beadlock-capable wheels. Always check your specific vehicle’s door placard or owner's manual for the exact size.


Overview of wheel sizes by trim


Below is a general guide to the wheel diameter and tire-fitment you’ll typically see on recent Ford Ranger models sold in the United States. Regional variations can occur depending on market and option packages.



  • XL: 16x7-inch steel wheels with 255/70R16 tires

  • XLT: 17x7.5-inch alloy wheels with 265/65R17 tires

  • Lariat: 17x7.5-inch alloy wheels with 265/65R17 tires

  • Tremor (off-road): 17x8-inch beadlock-capable alloy wheels with 265/65R17 tires


These sizes cover typical US-spec Ranger configurations; always verify the exact specification for your vehicle using the door jamb placard or the official build sheet, especially if you’re in a market outside the United States where specs can differ.


Regional variations


Outside the U.S., Ranger wheel sizes can differ by country and model year. Some markets may offer 16- or 18-inch options on certain trims or packages. Always consult the local spec sheet for the precise measurement.


Why wheel size matters


Wheel diameter influences ride quality, tire sidewall height, and overall vehicle handling. It also affects tire availability and aftermarket options. When changing wheel sizes, ensure the overall diameter remains close to stock to preserve speedometer accuracy and drivetrain performance.


Summary


Ford Ranger stock wheel sizes are not a single universal number. The common pattern is 16-inch wheels on base XL models and 17-inch wheels on most other trims, with off-road Tremor variants using 17x8 beadlock-capable wheels. Always verify the exact size on your vehicle’s placard or official documentation for your specific year and market.

What size wheels come standard with Ranger XLT?


With on and off-road adventures in mind the XLT comes with 17-inch wheels in a 'Dark Sparkle Silver' matt finish.



What size rims come on a Ford Ranger?


OEM Ford Ranger Wheel & Tire Fitment

GenerationWheel Size & OffsetTire Size
4th Gen18×8 +55265/60R18
4th Gen20×8.5 +44265/50R20
4th Gen21×9 +40275/45R21
5th Gen16×7 +55255/70R16



Are all Ford Ranger wheels the same?


Stock Ford Ranger wheels typically come in 16″ to 18″ diameter options, with a 6×139.7 bolt pattern and an offset range of +30mm to +55mm, depending on the model and trim level.



What size rims are on the 2019 Ford Ranger stock?


The 2019 Ford Ranger's stock wheel size is typically 17 inches, with a 265/65 R17 tire size being common for the XLT model. However, other sizes like 16x7 inches are also available, and numerous aftermarket wheel sizes are compatible, such as 17x8.5, 18x9, and 20x9. 
Common wheel and tire sizes

  • Stock: 17x8.5 with 265/65R17 tires 
  • 16-inch options: 16x7 inches are available for base models or as an OEM replacement option. 
  • Aftermarket options: There is a wide range of aftermarket sizes, including 17x9, 18x9, and 20x9, often paired with different offsets and tire sizes to fit the user's needs. 

Key details
  • Bolt pattern: All 2019 Rangers use a 6x139.7 mm bolt pattern. 
  • Offset: The stock offset is +55, but many aftermarket wheels use lower offsets (e.g., -12 or 0) to achieve a more aggressive stance. 
  • Customization: Depending on the lift kit and desired look, you can fit larger and wider wheels with lower offsets, such as 17x9 -12 offset wheels or 18x9 +0 offset wheels. 


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