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2014 mustang gt how wide are stock tires

by Alysa Langosh Published 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago
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What's the 2014 Ford Mustang tire size?

The original tire size for your 2014 Ford Mustang is P265/40ZR19 (98Y) (Front). A color-coded explanation of the 2014 Ford Mustang's tire size is shown below. This letter denotes the intended use of the tire.

What is the standard tire size for a Ford Mustang?

The standard tire size for this Ford (USA) was P 255/40 R 19. We present here also the analysis of alternative tire sizes with the standard wheel total diameter. The same class cars with similar performance: 2014 Ford Mustang GT/CS Market Competition Review

What do the highlighted items mean on the 2014 wheel specs?

Highlighted items are for OEM wheels, the rest are replacement options Heads up! Found a bug? Have a question about Ford Mustang 2014 wheel specs? Share your knowledge!

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How wide are Mustang GT tires?

The standard Ford Mustang GT comes with 235/50 rubber at all four corners. The Mustang GT Performance Pack 1 nets buyers 255/40 tires up front and 275/40 in the rear, while the Performance Pack 2 (PP2 GT) moves up to 305/30 sized rubber at all four corners.

What is the tire size of a 2014 Mustang GT?

Simplified Size: 255-40-19 The original tire size for your 2014 Ford Mustang is P255/40R19 96W. A color-coded explanation of the 2014 Ford Mustang's tire size is shown below.

What size rims are on a 2014 Mustang GT?

17-18″ diameter, 7-8″ width2014 Ford Mustang / Wheel size

What is the wheel size of a 2014 Mustang?

Ford Mustang 2014 3.7TiTireRim215/65R17 98T7Jx17 ET402.2225/60R17 98H7Jx17 ET402.2255/40ZR198.5Jx19 ET502.2235/50ZR18 97W8Jx18 ET442.2

How wide are stock Mustang rims?

Mustang Wheel Width Check out the chart below to see which wheel options came stock on your Mustang. 8 Inch: Mustang rims are usually 8 inches wide. If you are looking to replace your wheels, but want to keep the same size rim you already have, these would be the wheels to get.

What size tires are on a 2017 Mustang GT?

P235/50R18 (GT · EcoBoost · GT Premium · EcoBoost Premium)P235/55R17 (V6)2017 Ford Mustang/Tire size

What size tires should I put on my Mustang?

Chart: S197 (2005-2014) Wheel & Tire FitmentTire SizeRim SizePlacement245/45-1919x8.5Front & Rear275/40-1919x9.5, 19x10Rear (19x9.5 can be used on the front)255/35-2020x8.5Front & Rear285/30-2020x10Rear8 more rows

Can I put 20 inch rims on a Mustang?

If you're looking for the ultimate set of street tire bragging rights, a 20” wheel will provide stunning looks and ultimate performance for your Mustang. There's an incredible amount of styles available and a wide variety of tire choices to match your needs.

What are offset wheels?

Wheel offset is simply the distance between the wheel's hub-mounting surface and its center plane. Positive offset means the hub-mounting surface is closer to the wheel's outboard side. Conversely, negative offset means it's closer to the inboard side.

What's the lug pattern on a 2014 Mustang?

Ford Mustang Bolt Pattern ChartMustang GenerationModel Year RangeBolt PatternFox Body1979-19934 x 108mmSN951994-20045 x 114.3mmS1972005-20145 x 114.3mmS5502015-2020+5 x 114.3mm3 more rows•May 2, 2022

What size rims are on 2020 Mustang GT?

Front 17-19″ diameter, 7.5-9″ width; rear 17-19″ diameter, 7.5-9.5″ width2020 Ford Mustang / Wheel size

How do you read a tire size?

The two-digit number after the slash mark in a tire size is the aspect ratio. For example, in a size P215/65 R15 tire, the 65 means that the height is equal to 65% of the tire's width. The bigger the aspect ratio, the bigger the tire's sidewall will be.

Tire Basics

Everything you need to know about a tire is contained in that string of letters and numbers engraved on the sidewall, which looks something like the P275/40R17 shown in Figure 1. The letter "P" at the beginning indicates that your tire is an American tire intended for passenger vehicles.

Scheduled Maintenance

Tires should be inspected regularly to maximize their life expectancy, performance, fuel economy, and safety. Tire pressure should be checked every two to four weeks and air should be added if necessary. Never exceed the maximum PSI rating for your tires, which is engraved in the tire's sidewall.

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