FORD Bronco Sport Tire Sizes & Rim Dimensions by Model Year and Trim

The FORD Bronco Sport features varying tire sizes and rim dimensions across different model years and trims. Understanding tire size markings such as width, aspect ratio, and diameter helps identify the correct tires for your vehicle.\n\nCommon tire sizes for the Bronco Sport range from 215/60R17 to 225/50R18, depending on trim and production year. Rim widths typically vary between 7 and 7.5 inches, with diameters of 17 or 18 inches often found on base and higher trims, respectively.\n\nWhen comparing trims, higher levels like the Outer Banks or Badlands often come with larger 18-inch rims and lower-profile tires for improved handling, while base trims prioritize comfort with 17-inch rims. Always cross-reference tire markings with your vehicle's specifications to ensure proper fitment and performance.\n\nConsult the owner's manual or tire placard for precise tire and rim specifications for your specific FORD Bronco Sport model year and trim.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
FORD Bronco Sport First Edition2026235/65R177.5" × 17"
FORD Bronco Sport Heritage Edition2025225/60R187.5" × 18"
FORD Bronco Sport Badlands2024235/65R177.5" × 17"
FORD Bronco Sport Outer Banks2023225/60R187.5" × 18"
FORD Bronco Sport Big Bend2022225/65R177" × 17"
FORD Bronco Sport Base2021225/65R177" × 17"

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Ford Bronco Sport.

FAQ

How do I read the tire size markings on my FORD Bronco Sport?
Tire size markings include width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter, for example, 225/50R18 means 225mm width, 50% aspect ratio, and 18-inch rim diameter.
Do all FORD Bronco Sport trims use the same rim width?
No, rim widths vary by trim and year, commonly between 7 and 7.5 inches, affecting tire selection and fit.
Can I swap tires between Bronco Sport trims?
Tire swaps are possible if size and rim width match, but verify specifications to ensure safe and proper fitment.
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