Used Ford Courier Tyre

Tyres are not vehicle-specific parts that are sourced from a donor vehicle — they are new or part-worn items sold by size, load index, and speed rating, not by make or model year. You need to match the tyre size printed on your existing tyres or on the tyre placard inside your Courier's door jamb or fuel filler flap, for example 195/65 R15. A breaker selling a Ford Courier will not typically supply tyres as a dismantled part, so a tyre retailer or part-worn tyre specialist is the right place to look.

The correct tyre size depends on the wheel rim fitted to your specific Courier, which varied across the van's production run and across different payload or trim specifications. Check the size moulded on the sidewall of your current tyres, or look for the manufacturer's placard on the vehicle, as this is the only reliable source for your exact van. If you are replacing wheels as well as tyres, confirm the correct rim size with a breaker against your registration before ordering.

Breakers who dismantle Ford Couriers may occasionally sell part-worn tyres still mounted on wheels, but tyres are not a part that is commonly listed or sought from a dismantler in the way that mechanical or body parts are. If you need a replacement tyre, a part-worn tyre dealer is the more appropriate source, and you should match the size, load index, and speed rating to your vehicle's placard. If you actually need a wheel, alloy, or steel rim from a Courier, a breaker is exactly the right place to look — confirm the rim diameter and width against your registration.

Trim level alone does not change the tyre size requirement — what matters is the wheel rim diameter and width actually fitted to your van, which can vary with payload rating or any non-standard wheels a previous owner may have fitted. Check the size on your existing tyres or the vehicle placard rather than relying on trim name. If you are unsure whether your Courier has its original wheels, confirm the correct specification with a tyre retailer using your registration number.

The Ford Courier was produced broadly from the mid-1990s through to around 2002 as a compact panel van and kombi, based on the Fiesta/Escort platform, and wheel fitment can vary depending on the axle and hub specification of your particular vehicle. Rim bolt pattern, offset, and centre bore all need to match, so a wheel from another year Courier is not guaranteed to fit without checking these details. Confirm the donor vehicle's registration against yours with the breaker to make sure the hub and bolt pattern are compatible before buying.