Ford F-250 Tires — Fitment by Year

I see a lot of F-250s roll in here—everything from '90s workhorses to the new generation. Your OE tire size is most likely LT265/70-17, LT245/75-17, or one of the heavier LT275 options if you're running 18 or 20-inch rims. That 8x170 bolt pattern and 124.90 hub bore are locked in across the whole lineup, which makes fitment straightforward once we nail down your exact year and rim diameter.

I keep a solid rotation of LT tires on the rack—OE replacements if you want to stay stock, and a few upgrade paths if you're looking for a tougher sidewall or better traction in the dirt. Load rating matters on this truck; most F-250s want an LT tire because the payload is real. If you're towing or carrying a bed full of tools, we talk through that before I recommend anything. Sticker on the driver's door jamb tells us exactly what Ford spec'd, and that's where we start.

When your F-250 comes in, my crew runs it through the full process—TPMS check, hub-bore verification, road-force balance on every wheel, and torque sequence by the book. We've been doing this in Marietta for fifteen years, and there's no shortcut on truck tires. Bilingual service, walk-ins anytime, and if you've got questions mid-install, I'm here to answer them.

We mount these for folks all over Marietta, Roswell, Kennesaw, and across the greater Atlanta side. We offer Synchrony financing on orders $199 and up—six months promo—and lease-to-own through Acima if that works better for you. Walk in at 1585 Roswell Rd, call me at (678) 400-6467, or book online below.