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Depending on how your 2019 Ford Fusion is set up, it will have one of four different tire sizes. The base model, the S, has P215/60R16 tires. The SE model has larger P235/50R17 tires, while the SEL model has even bigger P235/45R18 tires. The Sport and Titanium trims have the largest tires, sized P235/40R19. The standard load variant of each of these tire sizes have a maximum inflation of 36 pounds per square inch, with a recommended inflation of 32-33 PSI under normal conditions. The smallest tires are mounted on 6.5Jx16 ET50 wheels, with the next size up on 7.5Jx17 ET55 wheels. The SEL model uses 8Jx18 ET55 wheels, while the largest tires are mounted on 8Jx19 ET55 wheels. The bolt pattern for all these tires is 5x108, with a center bore of 63.4mm. Each wheel is secured with five lug nuts, using M12 X1.5 thread size and requiring a torque of 135 Nm.
I drive a 2019 Ford Fusion hybrid, and the door sticker recommends a tire pressure of 38 pounds per square inch, with tire size 235/50/17 specified.
The 2019 Ford Fusion comes with 16-inch silver aluminum wheels as standard. The recommended tire pressure for all tires is 32 psi. The front and rear tires are both 215/60R16 in size.