Ford Bolt Sizes & Torque Specs by Model
Complete OEM-referenced bolt sizes, lug nut torque, and fastener specs for every Ford model and year in our database. Pick a model below to see year-specific torque values for wheel, brake, engine, and drivetrain fasteners.
Ford lug nut torque overview
Most modern Ford passenger vehicles use metric M12 lug studs with torque values between 76 and 150 ft-lbs depending on chassis size. Light trucks and SUVs typically spec higher torque than sedans. Always confirm against the specific year and model — the values can change across generations even within the same nameplate.
How to use this page
Select your Ford model from the list below, then pick your model year. Each page shows the full OEM fastener database for that vehicle: lug nut torque and socket size, oil drain plug torque, brake caliper bolt specs, and every other bolt we have sourced from manufacturer service literature.
All Ford models (45)
- Ford Bronco
- Ford Bronco Sport
- Ford Crown Victoria
- Ford Edge
- Ford Escape
- Ford Expedition
- Ford Explorer
- Ford F 100
- Ford F 150 Eddie Bauer
- Ford F 150 Fx4
- Ford F 150 Harley Davidson
- Ford F 150 King Ranch
- Ford F 150 Lariat
- Ford F 150 Lightning
- Ford F 150 Limited
- Ford F 150 Platinum
- Ford F 150 Raptor
- Ford F 150 Special
- Ford F 150 Stx
- Ford F 150 Svt Raptor
- Ford F 150 Xl
- Ford F 150 Xlt
- Ford F 250 Super Duty
- Ford F 350 Harley Davidson
- Ford F 350 King Ranch
- Ford F 350 Lariat
- Ford F 350 Limited
- Ford F 350 Platinum
- Ford F 350 Super Duty
- Ford F 350 Xl
- Ford F 350 Xlt
- Ford F-150
- Ford F-250
- Ford F-350
- Ford Fiesta
- Ford Five Hundred
- Ford Focus
- Ford Fusion
- Ford Maverick
- Ford Mustang
- Ford Ranger
- Ford Ranger (au/global)
- Ford Taurus
- Ford Transit
- Ford Transit Connect
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