2025 AWD Hybrid 19" Wheels: Largest AT tire that will fit without rubbing?

[BenK]

I'm looking at the Falken Wildpeak A/T Trail:

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec... Black Letter&partnum=445VR9WPATTXL&tab=Sizes

Anyone work this out yet?

255/60 R19 would be sweet!

Am I dreaming?

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[Darnon]

255/60 R19 would be sweet!

Am I dreaming?

31" diameter is too big. About 29.5"-30" is the limit.

Edit to add: they do also appear to come in 245- or 255/55R19 which probably might fit.

 

[Terrence Goudy]

I'm looking at the Falken Wildpeak A/T Trail:

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.jsp?tireMake=Falken&tireModel=WildPeak A/T Trail&sidewall=Raised Black Letter&partnum=445VR9WPATTXL&tab=Sizes

Anyone work this out yet?

255/60 R19 would be sweet!

Am I dreaming?

255/60/19 Blizzaks are what I have on the rear of my '24 Hybrid, for additional clearance in snow country. However I am using factory alloys from the Ford Edge with a different offset, which required 1" wheel spacers. I haven't tried them with the load capacity maxed out on the rear suspension however. I haven't tried them on the front however, which are slightly smaller Blizzaks (235/70/17). You can't do that of course if you have a 4WD setup

 

[BenK]

I went with 17” aftermarket wheels and Falken Wildpeak 245/64R17

 

[DefiantDJ]

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[hdave]

It's a hybrid so much larger/heavier wheels will affect fuel economy more than they would on an ecoboost.

Your stock size is what? 225/55/19, right?
I'd say 245/55/19 is the biggest you should go otherwise you will just be killing the fuel economy way too much.

As a reference point, I have a '23 hybrid and upsized from 225/65/17 to 235/70/17 and took about a 4 mpg hit (calculated by distance/fuel in fuelly rather than just off the computer estimate.)

 

[Terrence Goudy]

It's a hybrid so much larger/heavier wheels will affect fuel economy more than they would on an ecoboost.

Your stock size is what? 225/55/19, right?
I'd say 245/55/19 is the biggest you should go otherwise you will just be killing the fuel economy way too much.

As a reference point, I have a '23 hybrid and upsized from 225/65/17 to 235/70/17 and took about a 4 mpg hit (calculated by distance/fuel in fuelly rather than just off the computer estimate.)

 

[Terrence Goudy]

That would be true only if they are installed on the front of a FWD. I'm just running them on the rear, so the engine doesn't know they are there. I want to keep the nose down so that I don't create more air resistance. Mine is only FWD so I can mix sizes---to a point. I might lose a speck of mileage due to the width of the tires, but the alloy wheels weigh less than the steelies.

 

[cwstnsko]

I find this page to be useful to navigate all the available tire sizes for a given rim diameter.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/sizes/results.jsp?diameter=19

235/60R19 would be about the right size, but I don’t see any AT tires in that size.
I picked up some 17” rims to try and find a better selection of AT style tires in about this size and some are available, but they sweet spot sizes all seem to be heavier tires.

 

[MilleGrs]

I actually grabbed a set from https://pneusquebec.net/pneus-225-70r19-5/ not too long ago — solid pricing and they had what I needed in stock, shipped fast too. Might be worth checking if they’ve got something in the size you’re after. They specialize in heavy-duty and commercial stuff, but sometimes they’ve got gems that fit crossover builds too.

 

[jaransont3]

I’m running 245/55R19s with no rubbing at stock height, even on full lock. Fitment’s tight but works fine, though I wouldn’t go any taller without a lift or trimming.

Do you have any photos of your combination? Which brand/model of tire are you running? Stock Lariat wheels or aftermarket? I am interested in alternatives to the stock tires on my 25. Thanks.

 

[hdave]

I’m running 245/55R19s with no rubbing at stock height, even on full lock. Fitment’s tight but works fine, though I wouldn’t go any taller without a lift or trimming.

This is the size I'd personally go with.
It makes the Mav look way better, and isn't going to completely trash the fuel economy.

 

[Chops]

I'm looking at the Falken Wildpeak A/T Trail:

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.jsp?tireMake=Falken&tireModel=WildPeak A/T Trail&sidewall=Raised Black Letter&partnum=445VR9WPATTXL&tab=Sizes

Anyone work this out yet?

255/60 R19 would be sweet!

Am I dreaming?

This is a useful comparison tool;
https://tiresize.com/comparison/
Tire #1 is OEM, Tire #2 255/60

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