Bolt Pattern Finder
Pick your make and model — add the year to narrow to the right generation. Or flip it around and see every vehicle that uses a given pattern.
Reference data, currently unverified.
Every spec here is a candidate pending two-source verification against the OEM
manual and door-jamb placard. Confirm before buying wheels. Bolt pattern is
necessary but not sufficient: center bore and offset must fit too.
How to measure a bolt pattern yourself
- 4, 6 or 8 lugs: measure center-to-center between two directly opposite studs. That distance is the pattern (e.g. 139.7 mm = 5.5").
- 5 lugs: there is no opposite stud. Measure from the back edge of one stud to the center of the stud two positions away (skip one). Or measure center-to-center of two adjacent studs and multiply by 1.7013.
- Metric and inch names are the same pattern: 5x114.3 is 5x4.5. Use the converter.
Look-alike patterns that do not interchange
| Pattern | Often confused with | Difference |
|---|---|---|
| 5x114.3 (Mustang, Accord) | 5x115 (Charger, Challenger) | 0.7 mm — will not seat safely |
| 5x120 (Camaro, BMW) | 5x120.65 / 5x4.75 (Corvette) | 0.65 mm — not interchangeable |
| 6x139.7 (most trucks) | 6x135 (F-150) | 4.7 mm — visibly different |