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What kind of bolt design is used for the 2012 Ford F250?
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The 2012 Ford F-250 has a bolt pattern of 8 X 170 mm, which means that it uses 6 lug nuts to secure the wheels to the frame with a diameter of 170 mm (approximately 6.69 inches). The lug nuts have a 19 mm hex and a thread size of M14 X 1.5. If two vehicles share the same bolt pattern, it does not guarantee that they will have the same type of nuts, which could prevent swapping rims between them. The Ford F-250 comes with either 17" rims paired with LT245/75R17 tires, 18" rims with LT275/65R18 tires, or the option of LT275/65R20 or 265/70R17 tires on the 2WD, 6.2-liter engine model.
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The typical wheel bolt configuration for a 2012 Ford F250 is 8 lug with a bolt circle diameter of 6.69 inches or 170mm and a standard offset.
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