2012 Ford F-150 Tire Pressure & Sizes
On this page you can first find a list of the trims for the 2012 Ford F-150 along with the tire sizes you can expect to find on them.
Once you have your correct tire size you can then scroll down to the pressures chart and cross-reference it to find the recommended front and rear pressure rating.
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2012 Ford F-150 Trims
Ford F-150 models built during 2012 were offered in the following trims with these tire sizes fitted as standard.
| Trim Name | Tire Size/s |
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| FX2 2wd Super Cab |
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| FX2 2wd Super Crew |
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| FX4 4wd Super Cab |
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| FX4 4wd Super Crew |
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| Harley Davidson 2wd Super Crew |
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| Harley Davidson 4wd Super Crew |
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| King Ranch 2wd Super Crew |
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| King Ranch 4wd Super Crew |
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| Lariat 2wd Super Cab |
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| Lariat 2wd Super Crew |
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| Lariat 4wd Super Cab |
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| Lariat 4wd Super Crew |
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| Lariat 4x2 Heavy-Duty Super Crew |
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| Lariat 4x4 Heavy-Duty Super Crew |
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| Platinum 2wd Super Crew |
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| Platinum 4wd Super Crew |
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| STX 2wd Regular Cab |
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| STX 2wd Super Cab |
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| STX 4wd Regular Cab |
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| STX 4wd Super Cab |
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| SVT Raptor Super Cab |
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| SVT Raptor Super Crew |
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| XL 2wd Regular Cab |
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| XL 2wd Super Cab |
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| XL 2wd Super Crew |
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| XL 4wd Regular Cab |
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| XL 4wd Super Cab |
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| XL 4wd Super Crew |
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| XL 4x2 Heavy-Duty Regular Cab |
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| XL 4x2 Heavy-Duty Super Cab |
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| XL 4x4 Heavy-Duty Regular Cab |
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| XL 4x4 Heavy-Duty Super Cab |
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| XLT 2wd Regular Cab |
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| XLT 2wd Super Crew |
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| XLT 4wd Regular Cab |
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| XLT 4wd Super Cab |
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| XLT 4wd Super Crew |
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| XLT 4x2 Heavy-Duty Regular Cab |
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| XLT 4x2 Heavy-Duty Super Cab |
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| XLT 4x4 Heavy-Duty Regular Cab |
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| XLT 4x4 Heavy-Duty Super Cab |
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2012 F-150 Tire Pressures By Size
Ford F-150 models built in 2012 with the following tire sizes are recommended to be kept at the following pressures.
| Tire Size | Front | Rear |
|---|---|---|
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LT245/75R17/E 121R "LT" tires are designed for "light-trucks" carrying loads such as pickups |
55 PSI | 60 PSI |
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LT275/65R18/C 113S "LT" tires are designed for "light-trucks" carrying loads such as pickups |
40 PSI | 40 PSI |
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LT315/70R17/D 121S "LT" tires are designed for "light-trucks" carrying loads such as pickups |
44 PSI | 44 PSI |
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P235/75R17 108S "P" tires are designed for carrying "passengers" only |
35 PSI | 35 PSI |
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P255/65R17 108S "P" tires are designed for carrying "passengers" only |
35 PSI | 35 PSI |
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P265/60R18 109T "P" tires are designed for carrying "passengers" only |
35 PSI | 35 PSI |
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P265/70R17 113S "P" tires are designed for carrying "passengers" only |
35 PSI | 35 PSI |
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P275/45R22 112V "P" tires are designed for carrying "passengers" only |
35 PSI | 35 PSI |
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P275/55R20 111T "P" tires are designed for carrying "passengers" only |
35 PSI | 35 PSI |
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P275/65R18 114T "P" tires are designed for carrying "passengers" only |
35 PSI | 35 PSI |
What Do These Numbers Mean?
When comparing tires you will find that they display various numbers and codes along the edges.
These numbers help you choose the right tire (size and speed rating) for your car and the following image shows you what each of them mean:
