Wheel Adapters for Ford Excursion

• 2000-2002 Ford Excursion: 8x170 (also written 8 Lug 170 or 8x6.7) with 14x2.0 studs. These adapters fit; for 8x170 to 8x170 pick the 14x2 stud version or the hub centric front and rear 99-02 versions.
• 2003-2005 Ford Excursion: 8x170 with 14x1.5 studs. These adapters fit; for 8x170 to 8x170 pick the 14x1.5 stud version, not the 99-02 versions.

Available conversions for the Excursion's 8x170 hubs include 8x170 to 6x135 (newer Ford F-150 and Expedition wheels), 8x170 to 6x5.5 (6x139.7 Chevy, GMC and Toyota 6-lug wheels), 8x170 to 8x6.5 (8x165.1 older Chevy and Dodge 8-lug wheels), 8x170 to 8x180 (2011+ GM HD wheels), 8x170 to 8x200 (Ford and Dodge dually wheels), plus 8x170 to 8x170 spacers, including hub centric front and rear versions, when you just need extra clearance for wider tires or aftermarket wheels.

Do Super Duty wheels fit a Ford Excursion? In bolt pattern terms, yes. Single rear wheel F-250 and F-350 Super Duty trucks from 1999 onward use the same 8x170 pattern, so those wheels typically mount without an adapter. Adapters come in when you want wheels from a different pattern, such as 6-lug or 8x6.5 wheels.

Can I run Chevy or GMC wheels on my Excursion? Yes. An 8x170 to 6x5.5 adapter lets you mount 6-lug GM truck wheels, an 8x170 to 8x6.5 adapter covers older 8-lug GM and Dodge wheels, and an 8x170 to 8x180 adapter covers 2011 and newer GM HD wheels.

Should I choose hub centric or lug centric? Hub centric adapters center on the Excursion's hub bore for the smoothest ride and are the better pick when available for your combination. Mind the year split: the hub centric front and rear 99-02 versions fit 2000-2002 Excursions with 14x2.0 studs, while 2003-2005 Excursions need the 14x1.5 stud versions. Lug centric adapters center on the studs and work well when torqued evenly in a star pattern. Verify your model year, stud thread and hub before ordering.