LINCOLN Nautilus Tire Size & Rim Dimensions by Model Year and Trim

The LINCOLN Nautilus offers a variety of tire sizes and rim measurements that vary by model year and trim level. Common tire sizes typically range from 245/60R18 to 255/45R20, with rim widths usually spanning from 7.5 to 9 inches.\n\nModel trims such as Standard, Reserve, and Black Label often differ not only in tire width but also in wheel diameter and profile, affecting ride comfort and handling. It’s important to reference the exact tire markings and rim dimensions when selecting replacements or upgrades.\n\nTo compare trims effectively, check the tire’s aspect ratio, width, and diameter alongside rim width and diameter. This helps ensure compatibility, safety, and optimal performance for your LINCOLN Nautilus across different production years.\n\nAlways consult the owner’s manual or official LINCOLN resources to verify tire specifications for your specific model year and trim before purchasing new tires or rims.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
LINCOLN Nautilus Reserve2026255/45R208.5" × 20"
LINCOLN Nautilus Black Label2025255/45R208.5" × 20"
LINCOLN Nautilus Reserve2024255/45R208.5" × 20"
LINCOLN Nautilus Black Label2023245/50R198" × 19"
LINCOLN Nautilus Reserve2022225/60R187.5" × 18"
LINCOLN Nautilus Black Label2021245/50R198" × 19"
LINCOLN Nautilus Reserve2020225/60R187.5" × 18"
LINCOLN Nautilus Base2019225/65R177" × 17"

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Lincoln Nautilus.

FAQ

What tire sizes are common on the LINCOLN Nautilus?
Common tire sizes range from 245/60R18 to 255/45R20 depending on model year and trim.
How do rim widths vary among Nautilus trims?
Rim widths typically range from 7.5 to 9 inches, with higher trims often featuring wider rims for improved handling.
Can I use tires from one Nautilus trim on another?
Only if the tire size and rim dimensions match exactly; otherwise, compatibility and safety may be compromised.
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