tires
2017 Ford F-150 — Tire rotation
⚙ 3.5L V6 EcoBoostApplies to the Ford F-150 gen 13 (2015–2020) , 3.5L V6 EcoBoost. Part numbers and timing are the same across the generation.
You keep by doing it yourself $83
Shop charges $83 · your parts $0
See parts & tools ↓ What the shop charges
- Labor (0.5 hr × $142/hr)
- $71
- Parts
- $0
- Shop fees
- $12
- Shop total
- $83
What it costs you
- Parts (retail)
- $0
- You keep
- $83
Labor rate $142/hr re-derives every page when it changes.
- Difficulty 2/5
- Time0.4–0.7 hr
- Interval7,500 mi
- First-timer OKYes
Parts
- No replacement parts required
This job mainly requires the correct tools, safe lifting points, and proper torque.
Tools
- 2-ton floor jack View on Amazon ↗
~$100 · reused across many jobs (estimate, not a live price)
- 3-ton jack stands (pair) View on Amazon ↗
~$53 · reused across many jobs (estimate, not a live price)
- 1/2" drive torque wrench View on Amazon ↗
~$35 · reused across many jobs (estimate, not a live price)
- Cross lug wrench View on Amazon ↗
~$16 · reused across many jobs (estimate, not a live price)
Where people get stuck
- Lugs torqued by impact gun. Over-torqued from the last shop; a breaker bar beats a lug wrench here.
Video
▶ Watch the walkthrough ↗Full walkthrough of an F-150 tire rotation, including jacking and rotation pattern.