The F-150 Raptor is not a cosmetic off-road appearance package — it is a genuine performance off-road truck with Fox suspension, 35-inch tires from the factory, and (in the Raptor R) a 700+ horsepower supercharged V8. Its tire requirements are as demanding as the truck itself.
Ford F-150 Raptor tire sizes
Standard Raptor (2021-current): 315/70R17 — a genuine 35-inch tire on 17-inch beadlock-capable wheels.
Raptor R (2022-current): 315/70R17 — same size, same wheels, higher performance demands.
37-inch Package (optional on standard Raptor): 37x12.50R17 — a wide, aggressive 37-inch fitment requiring the 37 package suspension.
The 315/70R17 is the core Raptor size for both standard and R variants.
Best tires — Raptor (315/70R17)
BF Goodrich KO2 in 315/70R17 Load Range E: the most popular Raptor tire upgrade. Excellent off-road capability, proven trail durability, maintains the highway usability that a daily-driven Raptor needs. Load Range E for Raptor's weight and performance.
Goodyear Wrangler MT/R with Kevlar in 315/70R17: for Raptor owners who primarily use the truck for off-road and trail running — Kevlar-reinforced sidewall, strong rock and mud capability.
Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT in 315/70R17: a hybrid AT/MT that delivers serious off-road capability with better highway manners than a pure MT. Popular for Raptors used as daily drivers that see weekend trail use.
Frequently asked
How much do Ford Raptor tires cost?
315/70R17 Load Range E: $190–285 per tire. 37x12.50R17 Load Range E: $215–310 per tire. A full set installed (315/70R17): $760–1,140.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.