2007 Lincoln Mark LT Spare Tire
The Lincoln Mark LT, a luxury pickup truck that was in production from 2005 to 2014, comes equipped with a crucial safety feature: a spare tire. This essential piece of equipment is designed for emergency use in case of a tire puncture or blowout while on the road. The spare tire for a Lincoln Mark LT is a full-size spare, meaning it is identical in size to the vehicle's regular tires. This is unlike some vehicles which come with a smaller, temporary "donut" spare. The standard tire size for a Lincoln Mark LT is P275/65R18, so this would be the size of the spare tire as well. Although the spare tire is the same size as the regular tires, it's only meant for temporary use to get the vehicle to a safe location or tire repair facility.
2007 Lincoln Mark LT comes with 3 OEM tire size options. Select the original equipment the tire size installed on your vehicle to see all spare tires that have roughly the same tire diameter and can be used as a temporary replacement in the event of a flat tire. Remember that load carrying capacity of the spare tire must be the same or higher than the load carrying capacity of the original equipment tires in order to safely support the weight of your vehicle. Refer to vehicle owner's manual or contact Lincoln dealership to confirm the correct 2007 Lincoln Mark LT spare tire size.
P265/60R18
P265/60R18 tire has a diameter of 30.5". These temporary spare tires fit the acceptable tire diameter range of 29.6" to 31.4".
| Spare Size | Spare Diameter | Diameter Differential |
|---|---|---|
| T175/90D18from $290.30 | 30.4" | -0.3% |
| T175/80R19from $182.97 | 30" | -1.6% |
| T165/90D18from $115.96 | 29.7" | -2.6% |
| T165/90R18 | 29.7" | -2.6% |
| T175/90R18 | 30.4" | -0.3% |
P275/55R20
No matching compact spares. Using a full-size spare tire is recommended.
P275/65R18
No matching compact spares. Using a full-size spare tire is recommended.
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