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1990 Ford F-350 Tires
Your workhorse needs proper shoes. Turn to us to find the right 1990 Ford F350 for your heavy duty Ford pickup.
Your tires make all the difference when you’re dealing with heavy payloads in your F-350. Whether you’re towing trailers and boats or reaching difficult work sites, our 1990 Ford F350 tires can help your Ford Super Duty get the job done. Our truck tires, dually tires, and even LT all-terrain options will have your F-350 at the front of the pack when it comes to performance and reliability. We’ll even beat your Ford dealership and service center’s deals on F-350 tires!
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Ford F-350 Tire FAQs
Depending on its year model and trim level, your Ford F-350 Super Duty can come with a range of stock 32’’, 33’’, 34’’ and 35’’ tire sizes, including:
Wondering what tire size comes on the F350 dually specifically? The latest generation of F350 dually comes with 245/75R17 tires, although earlier generations had 215/85R16 tires or 235/85R16 tires, depending on year model and trim level.
Depending on the year model and trim level of your F-350, you may be able to run a set of 35’’ tires on it with a stock suspension setup. However, this doesn’t apply to F350 duallies. Due to spacing requirements on the rear axle of your dually, we don’t recommend upsizing on your dual axle F350. That said, if you have a single axle F350 with a leveling kit or lifted suspension, you’ll have more than enough room to go up to 35-inch tires or even 37-inch tires. If you’re feeling the need to fill out that wheel well, we say go for it!