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2026 Ford Mustang tire sizes
These are the tire sizes the 2026 Ford Mustang was built with, listed by trim. Find your trim, then confirm the size on your tire's sidewall or door placard.
- 5 trims verified
- 18 to 20-inch wheels
- Source: Ford
Dark Horse
2 size options5.0L V8
Original equipment
Front: 27.0 in tall, 19-inch wheel. Rear: 27.7 in tall, 19-inch wheel.
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Front
Rear
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Original equipment
Front: 26.2 in tall, 19-inch wheel. Rear: 26.4 in tall, 19-inch wheel.
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Front
Rear
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Source: Ford (manufacturer specifications) · checked
Confirm this size on your tire's sidewall or the tire placard on the driver's door jamb before you buy.
EcoBoost
2 size options2.3L EcoBoost
Shop 235/50R18
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Shop 255/40R19
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Source: Ford (manufacturer specifications) · checked
Confirm this size on your tire's sidewall or the tire placard on the driver's door jamb before you buy.
GT
3 size options5.0L Ti-VCT V8
Shop 255/45R18
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Shop 255/40R19
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Original equipment
Front: 27.0 in tall, 19-inch wheel. Rear: 27.7 in tall, 19-inch wheel.
Shop front and rear tires
Front
Rear
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Source: Ford (manufacturer specifications) · checked
Confirm this size on your tire's sidewall or the tire placard on the driver's door jamb before you buy.