Yes, the 2026 Ford Expedition Tremor features 33-inch all-terrain tires. This rugged hardware is standard on the all-new dedicated off-road trim. Explore these extreme capabilities by browsing our local new SUV selection today.
2026 Ford Expedition Tremor and Split Gate Features
The All-New Tremor: Built for the Wilderness
Taking a full-size family SUV off the pavement usually requires expensive aftermarket modifications. For the 2026 model year, Ford has introduced the Expedition Tremor to provide factory-warrantied trail dominance right off the showroom floor. The Tremor trim utilizes massive 33-inch all-terrain tires and heavy-duty underbody skid plates.
This engineering translates directly to peace of mind for the driver. The larger tires provide the necessary ground clearance to traverse deep ruts, while the steel skid plates protect your vital engine and transmission components from jagged rocks when exploring the unpaved paths of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Coupled with a standard High-Output EcoBoost engine, you have the raw power to pull out of thick mud without hesitation. You can view the complete mechanical specifications of this trim on the official Ford Expedition capability portal.
Innovative Ford Split Gate Utility
Beyond off-road dominance, the Expedition introduces a revolutionary approach to cargo access with the new Ford Split Gate. Instead of a massive, single-piece liftgate, this design opens the top glass upward while dropping the lower tailgate down like a pickup truck bed.
For a complete look at how this highly functional utility integrates into the entire updated vehicle lineup, explore our comprehensive 2026 Ford Expedition research hub right here at our dealership.
| Feature | Technical Function | Upstate SC Driver Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Ford Split Gate | Lower tailgate folds down flat | Provides a built-in seating area for college football tailgating at Clemson. |
| 33-Inch Tires | Increases overall ride height | Ensures safe travel over muddy, rutted trails without getting stuck. |
| Rock Crawl Mode | Calibrates throttle and traction | Takes the guesswork out of navigating steep, rocky Upstate inclines safely. |
The lower section of the Split Gate supports a maximum of 500 lbs when properly equipped. This structural strength translates into practical, everyday utility. It acts as the perfect sturdy bench for lacing up hiking boots at Table Rock State Park or serves as a convenient prep table for your weekend camping meals, completely eliminating the need to pack extra folding furniture in your trunk.
