Ford has long been recognised as one of the success stories of the United States of America, capitalism and the concept of mass production. Now, millions of drivers all over the world are proud to call a Ford vehicle their own. However, most are unaware which tyres are best suited to their car. Don’t fear: here at Road Runner Mobile Tyres, we’re experts – if it’s made of rubber and it touches the road, we can help you! Here’s our guide to help you when it comes time to replace the current tyres on your Ford.

The 2016 FGX is the final addition to the iconic Australian marque, so expect to see plenty of the newer models out on the road soon. 215/60R16 tyres come as standard on the Falcon FGX. Older models, such as the BF and FG, can make use of a range of sizes, from 195/70R13 to 245/25R21.

It wouldn’t be a stretch to say that the Fiesta is one of the world’s most popular cars. Relatively compact and elegant, the Fiesta has sold over 12 million units since it was released in the 1970s. Popular tyre sizes for Fiestas range from 175/65R14 to 195/55R15, exemplifying just how versatile this car is.

The wieldy Focus replaced the iconic but much-maligned Ford Escort at the end of the 1990s. Stock tyres for the Focus start at 195/65R15, up to 205/55R16, offering Focus drivers plenty of grip and a comfortable drive, as well as a potential for more speed if needed.

The quintessential family car, the Mondeo has evolved over the years but continues to offer safety, comfort and enjoyment to driver and passengers alike. 205/55 R16 sized tyres can be fitted for a smoother, family-orientated ride but the businessman in a hurry might opt for the wider and quicker 235/40R18 set, with Z speed rating.

Bigger, bolder, better – there’s nothing quite like the Ford Mustang for making a statement out on the roads. The 2015 model updates the original ‘pony car’, with a sleek exterior and hard-top or soft-top options available. Speed merchants should opt for the 235/45R17 tyre size – wider tyres, with more diameter but less profile.

The Ford EcoSport can accommodate tyre sizes between 195/65R14 and 225/40R18, depending on what you’re using this vehicle for. If you’re out cross-country in the EcoSport, of course choose the larger size. This will enable you to benefit from enhanced grip on those muddy or sandy surfaces.

The Everest pulled in the awards in 2015, winning Drive’s prestigious Car of the Year award. Equally as comfortable off the roads as on them, the size of the Everest’s tyres depend on what you use your vehicle for. If you’re simply trekking down country roads, fit 245/70R16. Should you be a bit more adventurous, opt for 265/35R22, or any size between these two.

The Ford Kuga all wheel drive SUV, first released in 2008, can adapt to a variety of terrain, while keeping its occupants comfortable and its driver in control. For optimum performance, consider tyre sizes between 235/55R17 and 265/35R20. It might also be worth looking at your chosen tyres’ load index, especially if you’re taking the whole family to the beach!