The Ford Kuga crossover debuted in 2008 as the successor to the Maverick and Escape models. The first generation belonged to the compact C-segment, while the second (introduced in 2012) and third (launched in 2019) generations moved into the mid-size D-segment. The Kuga is available in multiple trim levels, with options for front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive.
Original Ford Kuga Alloy Wheels
The first-generation Ford Kuga came factory-equipped with 17-inch or 18-inch alloy wheels, depending on the version. In the second and third generations, 19-inch wheels were also available. Ford offers a variety of wheel designs across all generations.
Which Wheels Fit the Ford Kuga: Sizes, ET, Bolt Pattern
Each generation of the Ford Kuga supports a range of wheel diameters and widths. When selecting replacement rims, it's important to consider the correct ET (offset) range and ensure the bolt pattern matches the vehicle's specifications.
- What is the recommended wheel diameter for the Ford Kuga?
The first-generation Ford Kuga supports wheel diameters from 16 to 21 inches. The second generation allows for 17 to 21 inches, while the latest generation accommodates wheels ranging from 17 to 22 inches.
All Ford Kuga models share the same bolt pattern: 5 bolts arranged in a 108 mm circle (5x108).
- What is the wheel width for the Ford Kuga?
Wheel width typically increases with diameter. For the first and second generations, the minimum width is 6.5 inches. The third generation starts at 7 inches. The widest wheels compatible with the first generation are 10 inches, while the second and third generations support widths up to 9 and 9.5 inches, respectively.
- Ford Kuga – what is the correct ET (offset) for the wheels?
The ET (offset) value varies by generation but always starts at a minimum of ET 35. The maximum ET values are ET 52.5 for the first generation, ET 52 for the second, and ET 55 mm for the third generation.