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Why buy tires from a Ford Dealer?
Buying tires from a Ford Dealer helps ensure the tires are the correct fit and performance match for your specific Ford vehicle. Tires from leading tire manufacturers are installed by factory-trained technicians and include professional mounting, balancing, and alignment. Ford also offers a Low Price Tire Guarantee * to help ensure competitive pricing.
How do I schedule maintenance or service for my vehicle?
Schedule service through your local Ford Dealer online, in the Ford app, or by calling your dealer directly. Refer to your vehicle's Owner's Manual and Maintenance Schedule for vehicle-specific information. Ford Mobile Service and Ford Pickup & Delivery * are convenient and complimentary ways to service your vehicle without having to leave home.
How do I choose the right tires for my Ford vehicle?
You can find the right tires for your Ford vehicle by using the Tire Finder tool. Enter your vehicle’s year, make, and model to explore tire options designed to fit your vehicle, then select a nearby Ford Dealer to see availability and pricing.
How often should I replace the tires on my Ford vehicle?
Tires wear over time based on driving habits, road conditions, and climate. Have your tires inspected at regular maintenance visits or sooner if you notice excessive tread wear, visible damage, frequent pressure loss, or changes in handling or traction. Check your Owner’s Manual for inspection and replacement guidance.
How often should I rotate the tires on my Ford vehicle?
Tires should be rotated at every maintenance visit or as recommended in your Owner’s Manual. Tire rotations help ensure your tires wear evenly, extending their life and the time between new tire purchases.
What is the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) in my Ford vehicle?
The TPMS activates a warning light if it detects a significant underinflation in any of the tires, excluding the spare. When the low tire pressure indicator illuminates, you should stop and check your tires as soon as possible, and inflate them to the Ford recommended tire pressure.
Important: The Tire Pressure Monitoring System is not a substitute for manually checking tire pressure. You should periodically check tire pressure using a pressure gauge. Refer to your Owner's Manual for more information.
How do I check tire pressure on my Ford vehicle?
You can check tire pressure using your vehicle’s center display or the Ford app, if equipped. Tire pressure can also be checked manually using a digital or standard tire pressure gauge placed firmly on the tire valve stem.
How often should I check tire pressure?
You should check your tire pressure at least once a month and whenever there is a significant change in temperature. Always inflate tires to the recommended PSI listed on the driver’s side doorjamb, and check pressure when tires are cold for the most accurate reading.
Your Ford Dealer has Ford factory-trained technicians who are ready to help check and diagnose your tire pressure issues.
What does the Ford tire warranty cover?
Tires defective in workmanship or material will be replaced during the new-vehicle limited warranty with 100% coverage of labor and a pro rata adjustment of parts coverage according to the following mileage-based reimbursement schedule for both gas-powered and electric vehicles.
- 1–12,000 miles driven – 100% of parts covered by Ford
- 12,001–24,000 miles driven – 60% of parts covered by Ford
- 24,001–36,000 miles driven – 30% of parts covered by Ford
Your vehicle must be within three years of the warranty start date. Your dealer is in the best position to determine if your tire replacement is covered by a warranty. Contact your Ford Dealer to schedule service.
Note: A copy of your tire warranty is provided in the glove box at the time of purchase and is also available in the Owner’s Manual section of the Ford Support website. The tire manufacturer may also provide you with a separate tire warranty that extends beyond the new-vehicle limited warranty coverage.
What do Ford Protect® Extended Service Plans cover?
It’s the only plan 100% backed by Ford Motor Company and is available to help protect Ford owners from unexpected repair costs down the road. There are plans that cover everything from tires to maintenance to over 1,000 parts. Check out your options, compare plans, and find the coverage that’s right for you.
What is TireCARE Plus?
Ford Protect TireCARE Plus helps protect your tires and wheels from the everyday hazards of the road. It covers all costs associated with the repair or replacement of a tire or wheel due to a road hazard, such as glass or metal in the road, potholes, debris, nails, blowouts, etc., including cosmetic coverage of alloy, aluminum, and steel wheels. Plus, towing to your nearest Ford Dealer or Lincoln Retailer, or tire repair facility.
What is Ford Rewards?
Ford Rewards is a loyalty program that helps you get the most out of owning and enjoying your Ford vehicle. Earn Points on every eligible Ford purchase and then redeem those Points * for the rewards you want. Complete Tier Activities to move up to Bronze, Silver, and Blue Tier status and unlock even more member benefits. **