2010 Ford Flex Tires

The 2010 Ford Flex crossover SUV gets a 355-horsepower, twin-turbo 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 powertrain and can carry seven passengers. In addition, it has various advanced features like an updated SYNC system with turn-by-turn direction and traffic updates, cruise control, six-way power driver’s seats, airbags, dual-zone automatic climate control, AdvanceTrac electronic stability, and traction control with roll stability control.

Depending on the trim level, 2010 Ford Flex tires range in size from 235-55R19, 255-45R20, 235-60R17, or 235-60R18. A brand new 2010 Ford Flex probably left the factory with a set of Hankook Optimo H725, Goodyear Eagle RS-A, or Goodyear Assurance Comfortread tires attached.
Most 2010 Ford Flex drivers consider all-season tires because they are optimized to perform in dry, wet, and light winter weather conditions. Take a look at the Toyo Eclipse AS, Kumho Crugen HT51, Hankook Kinergy PTH737. If you find yourself driving your 2010 Ford Flex on highways most of the time, then touring tires may be a better bet. Take a look at the Fuzion Touring, or Mastercraft Courser HSX Tour. Touring tires offer a comfortable ride, reliable all-season traction, and responsive handling.
Whether you drive a 2010 Ford Flex or need tires for something else, FORTLUFT has tires that meet your needs at a great price! If you don’t know what tires to consider for your 2010 Ford Flex, just put your vehicle information into our search bar, and we’ll show you all the possibilities.

SEL

P235-60R18 102T

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred

255-45R20 101V

Goodyear Eagle RS-A

Limited

P235-55R19 101H

Hankook Optimo (H725)

P235-60R17 100T

SEL EcoBoost (AWD)

Limited EcoBoost (AWD)

2011 Ford Flex Tires

Among the massive mid-size SUVs on sale on the market, the 2011 Ford Flex stands out thanks to its spacious interiors, quick acceleration, adult-friendly third-row seats, and powerful engines. 2011 Ford Flex tires could be 255-45R20, 235-55R19, 235-60R17, or 235-60R18 depending on its trim level, which includes Limited, Limited EcoBoost (AWD), SE, SEL, SEL EcoBoost (AWD), Titanium, and Titanium EcoBoost (AWD). If you bought a brand new 2011 Ford Flex then there are chances your SUV came with a set of Hankook Optimo H725, Goodyear Assurance Comfortred, or Hankook Optimo H426 tires attached.

Most drivers go for a single set of tires that can give them adequate grip on wet, snowy, and dry surfaces, and Flex drivers are no different. Check out all-season tires like the Falken Ziex CT60 A-S, Kumho Crugen HP71, and Yokohama Geolandar X-CV tires that perform year-round and offers enhanced tread life.
If you are looking for something that can give excellent traction in snow, wet, and slush, you can go for winter tires for your 2011 Ford Flex. Take a look at some of the capable winter tires like the GT Radial IcePro SUV 3, Toyo Observe GSI-6 LS, and Nokian Hakkapeliitta R3 SUV if you want exceptional performance in wintry conditions.
Want better grip in wet, snow, and slush conditions than all-season tires? You can now pick a set of a new category that’s a cross between all-season and winter tires – the all-weather tires. Consider BFGoodrich Advantage T-A Sport LT, Hankook Kinergy 4S2 X (H750A), and Nokian Outpost APT for enhanced year-round performance on most surfaces.
Whether you drive a 2011 Ford Flex Limited, SE, SEL, or something else, FORTLUFT has a set of tires that meets your needs at a great price! If you don’t know what tires your 2011 Ford Crown Victoria needs, just put your vehicle information into our search bar and we’ll show you all the possibilities.

P235-60R17 100T

Hankook Optimo (H725)

SEL

P235-60R18 102T

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred

255-45R2

2012 Ford Flex Tires

The 2012 Ford Flex is a full-size crossover SUV that has top-shelf turbo power, great seats, and great features. Spacious and versatile cabin with genuine three-row space and a 3.5-liter V6 engine that produces 262 horsepower and 248 pound-feet of torque with a six-speed automatic transmission makes it a comfortable, quiet, formidable mix of value, interior quality, and technology.

Available in Limited, Limited EcoBoost (AWD), SE, SEL, SEL EcoBoost (AWD), Titanium, and Titanium EcoBoost (AWD) trim levels, 2012 Ford Flex tires could be 235-55R19, 255-45R20, 235-60R17, 235-60R18, and a brand new 2012 Ford Flex likely rolled out of the factory with a set of Hankook Optimo H725, Hankook Optimo H426 or Goodyear Assurance Comfortred tires attached.
Finding a set of tires that performs year-round is a must for most drivers, as dry, wet, and light winter conditions provide different challenges for drivers and their tires. Fortunately, all-season tires perform brilliantly in changing weather conditions and deliver high-quality traction, you can select the Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season as an excellent choice if you want a do-it-all tire for your 2012 Ford Flex.
Maybe you live in an area that gets heavy ice, slush, and snow. While all-season tires are engineered to perform year-round, they might struggle in severe weather. Fortunately, winter tires are engineered to perform in extreme temperatures during colder months, you might need something a bit more durable and better on those wet roads than an all-season tire. Winter tires have a deeper tread depth that allows a firm grip keeping your wheel closer to the road while driving on snow and ice, a tire like the Nokian Hakkapeliitta R3 SUV will be a good match for your vehicle during winters.
Whether you drive a Limited, Limited EcoBoost (AWD), SE, SEL, SEL EcoBoost (AWD), Titanium, or Titanium EcoBoost (AWD) trim level, FORTLUFT has a set of 2012 Ford Flex tires that meets your needs at a great price! If you don’t know

2013 Ford Flex Tires

Among the many mid-size SUVs on the market, the 2013 Ford Flex stands out thanks to its spacious interiors, quick acceleration, third-row of seats that can comfortably fit adults, and powerful engines. 2013 Ford Flex tires could be 255-45R20, 235-55R19, 235-60R17, or 235-60R18 depending on its trim level, which includes Limited, SE, and SEL. If you bought a brand new 2013 Ford Flex then there are chances your SUV came with a set of Hankook Optimo H725, Goodyear Assurance Comfortred, or Hankook Optimo H426 tires attached.

Most drivers go for a single set of tires that can give them adequate grip on wet, snowy, and dry surfaces, and Flex drivers are no different. Check out all-season tires like the Falken Ziex CT60 A-S, Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season, and Kumho Crugen HP71 tires that perform year-round and offers enhanced tread life.
If you are looking for something that can give excellent traction in snow, wet, and slush, you can go for winter tires for your 2013 Ford Flex. Take a look at some of the capable winter tires like the Toyo Observe GSI-6 LS, Falken Eurowinter HS01 SUV, and Nokian Hakkapeliitta 10 SUV if you want exceptional performance in wintry conditions.
Want better grip in wet, snow, and slush conditions than all-season tires? All-weather tires are a newer category that’s a cross between all-season and winter tires. Consider Michelin Cross Climate SUV and Nokian WR G4 SUV for enhanced year-round performance on most surfaces.
Whether you drive a Limited, SE, or SEL, FORTLUFT has a set of 2013 Ford Flex tires that meets your needs at a great price! If you don’t know what tires your 2013 Ford Flex needs, just put your vehicle information into our search bar and we’ll show you all the possibilities.

P235-60R17 100T

Hankook Optimo (H725)

SEL

P235-60R18 102T

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred

255-45R20 101V

Hankook Optimo (H426)

Limited

P235-55R19 101H

2014 Ford Flex Tires

In production from 2009 to 2019, the Ford Flex was a big full-size crossover that featured squared-off, angular styling and a choice of a naturally-aspirated V6 or 355 hp twin-turbo EcoBoost V6 and optional AWD. The Flex was available with SE, SEL or Limited trim levels, with a nice slate of standard features at each trim level.

We did a quick roundup of premium all season tires for your 2014 Ford Flex – check out tires like the Hankook Optimo H725, Michelin Defender LTX M-S, Kumho Crugen HP71 and Sumitomo HTR Enhance. If your 2014 Ford Flex is equipped with AWD and you feel like all terrain tires would be a better fit, we’d recommend tires like the Yokohama Geolandar AT G015, Falken Wildpeak A-T Trail and Nokian Outpost APT. These are all tires that can provide the kind of dependable traction, long wear, good road manners and quiet, comfortable ride that you’re looking for!

P235-60R17 100T

Hankook Optimo (H725)

SEL

P235-60R18 102T

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred

255-45R20 101V

Hankook Optimo (H426)

Limited

P235-55R19 101H

2015 Ford Flex Tires

In production from 2008 to 2019, the Ford Flex was a big, squared-off crossover (or was it a wagon?) that was powered by a 265 hp EcoBoost V6 or twin-turbo 365 hp and 6-speed transmission, with optional AWD. The slab-sided Flex was positioned between the Edge and Explorer, but never really caught on with customers; for model year ‘15, it was available with SE, SEL, Limited and Titanium trim levels, with each nicely appointed with standard features.

When you shop 2015 Ford Flex tires, be sure of your correct tire size as the Flex may have had differing sizes for model year ‘15. You’ll probably have the best luck with all season tires like the Dunlop SP Sport Maxx A2 A-S, Bridgestone Dueler H-L 400, Michelin Primacy Tour A-S and Goodyear Eagle LS-2. At the more affordable end of the spectrum, there’s tires like the Arroyo Grand Sport A-S (with 55k mile warranty), Westlake SU318 (50k mile warranty) and Accelera Iota ST68.

P235-60R17 100T

Hankook Optimo (H725)

Limited

P235-55R19 101H

255-45R20 101V

Hankook Optimo (H426)

SEL

P235-60R18 102T

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred

2016 Ford Flex Tires

In production from 2008 to 2019, the Ford Flex was a big, squared-off crossover (or was it a wagon?) that was powered by a 265 hp EcoBoost V6 or twin-turbo 365 hp and 6-speed transmission, with optional AWD. The slab-sided Flex was positioned between the Edge and Explorer, but never really caught on with customers; for model year ‘16, it was available with SE, SEL, Limited and Titanium trim levels, with each nicely appointed with standard features.

When you shop 2016 Ford Flex tires, be sure of your correct tire size as the Flex may have had differing sizes for model year ‘10. You’ll probably have the best luck with all season tires like the Dunlop SP Sport Maxx A2 A-S, Bridgestone Dueler H-L 400, Michelin Primacy Tour A-S and Goodyear Eagle LS-2. At the more affordable end of the spectrum, there’s tires like the Arroyo Grand Sport A-S (with 55k mile warranty), Westlake SU318 (50k mile warranty) and Accelera Iota ST68.

Limited

P235-55R19 101H

Hankook Optimo (H725)

255-45R20 101V

Hankook Optimo (H426)

P235-60R17 100T

SEL

P235-60R18 102T

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred

2017 Ford Flex Tires

The 2017 Ford Flex is a 7-passenger crossover SUV with spacious seating in all three rows and a roomy cabin. A few impressive features include one-of-a-kind looks, good powertrains from top to bottom, great front seats, and plenty of interior space.

Powered by a 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine that produces 365 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque paired with a six-speed automatic transmission makes it a comfortable, quiet, formidable mix of value, interior quality, and technology.
Available in Limited, SE, and SEL trim levels, 2017 Ford Flex tires can be 255-45R20, 235-55R19, 235-60R17, or 235-60R18, and a brand new 2017 Ford Flex likely rolled out of the factory with a set of Hankook Optimo H426, Goodyear Assurance Comfortred or Hankook Optimo H725 tires attached.
Finding a set of tires that performs year-round is a must for most drivers, as dry, wet, and light winter conditions provide different challenges for drivers and their tires. Fortunately, all-season tires perform brilliantly in changing weather conditions and deliver high-quality traction, you can select the Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season as an excellent choice if you want a do-it-all tire for your 2017 Ford Flex.
You may live in an area with heavy ice, slush, and snow. While all-season tires are engineered to perform year-round, they might struggle in severe weather. Fortunately, winter tires are engineered to perform in extreme temperatures during colder months, you might need something a bit more durable and better on those wet roads than an all-season tire. Winter tires have a deeper tread depth that allows a firm grip keeping your wheel closer to the road while driving on snow and ice, a tire like the Continental VikingContact 7 will be a good match for your vehicle during winters.
Whether you drive Limited, SE, or SEL trims, FORTLUFT has a set of 2017 Ford Flex tires that meet your needs at a great price! If you need to know what tires your 2017 Ford Flex needs, just put your vehicle

2018 Ford Flex Tires

In production from 2008 to 2019, the Ford Flex was a big, squared-off crossover (or was it a wagon?) that was powered by a 265 hp EcoBoost V6 or twin-turbo 365 hp and 6-speed transmission, with optional AWD. The slab-sided Flex was positioned between the Edge and Explorer, but never really caught on with customers; for model year ‘18, it was available with SE, SEL, Limited and Titanium trim levels, with each nicely appointed with standard features.

When you shop 2018 Ford Flex tires, be sure of your correct tire size as the Flex may have had differing sizes for model year ‘15. You’ll probably have the best luck with all season tires like the Dunlop SP Sport Maxx A2 A-S, Bridgestone Dueler H-L 400, Michelin Primacy Tour A-S and Goodyear Eagle LS-2. At the more affordable end of the spectrum, there’s tires like the Arroyo Grand Sport A-S (with 55k mile warranty), Westlake SU318 (50k mile warranty) and Accelera Iota ST68.

P235-60R17 100T

Hankook Optimo (H725)

SEL

P235-60R18 102T

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred

255-45R20 101V

Hankook Optimo (H426)

Limited

P235-55R19 101H

2019 Ford Flex Tires

Among the many mid-size SUVs on the market, the 2019 Ford Flex stands out thanks to its spacious interiors, quick acceleration, third-row of seats that can comfortably fit adults, and powerful engines. 2019 Ford Flex tires could be 255-45R20, 235-55R19, 235-60R17, 255-45R20 or 235-60R18 depending on its trim level, which includes Limited, SE, and SEL. If you bought a brand new 2019 Ford Flex then there are chances your SUV came with a set of Goodyear Assurance Comfortred, or Hankook Optimo H426 tires attached.

Most drivers go for a single set of tires that can give them adequate grip on wet, snowy, and dry surfaces, and Flex drivers are no different. Check out all-season tires like the Falken Ziex CT60 A-S, Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season, and Kumho Crugen HP71 tires that perform year-round and offers enhanced tread life.
If you are looking for something that can give excellent traction in snow, wet, and slush, you can go for winter tires for your 2019 Ford Flex. Take a look at some of the capable winter tires like the Toyo Observe GSI-6 LS, Falken Eurowinter HS01 SUV, and Nokian Hakkapeliitta 10 SUV if you want exceptional performance in wintry conditions.
Want better grip in wet, snow, and slush conditions than all-season tires? All-weather tires are a newer category that’s a cross between all-season and winter tires. Consider Michelin Cross Climate SUV and Nokian WR G4 SUV for enhanced year-round performance on most surfaces.
Whether you drive a Limited, SE, or SEL, FORTLUFT has a set of 2019 Ford Flex tires that meets your needs at a great price! If you don’t know what tires your 2019 Ford Flex needs, just put your vehicle information into our search bar and we’ll show you all the possibilities.

Limited

P235-55R19 101H

Hankook Optimo (H725)

255-45R20 101V

Hankook Optimo (H426)

P235-60R17 100T

SEL

P235-60R18 102T

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred