Maximum tire size

Asked by mhamilton2112 Jul 17, 2011 at 12:30 PM about the 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Limited 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Can anyone tell me the largest tire that will fit on a stock 2007 Sport Trac?  Thanks!

10 Answers

best advice I can give you is to go to a tire-wheel dealer,they can tell you what you can safely run on it.

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I've safely changed up to 255 65 R17 on my '07 Sport Trac and it looks AWESOME.

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well that didn't help. I bought the last of the standard tires 2 years ago on my sport trac. Had to get four from different locations cause that tire size was discontinued by...well everyone. I'd have to go down a size and it looks stupid. Got about another year to go on mine but I'm going to have to figure out something soon and I don't want to risk tires that rub off the paint on the wheel wells, forget that.

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I have a 2007 ford explorer and I want to put a set of 20" rims.what size tire should I go with without leaving to much open space between few n Ser wells.and not lower.

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Iā€™m putting 22ā€ rims on my 2003 ford sport trac. WhAt size tires are recommended

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