Bolt Pattern Finder
Pick your make and model in the bolt pattern finder — add the year to narrow it to the right generation. Or flip it around and see every vehicle that uses a given pattern.
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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, Corvette C8 2020+) | 5x120.65 / 5x4.75 (Corvette C4–C7, through 2019) | 0.65 mm — not interchangeable |
| 6x139.7 (most trucks) | 6x135 (F-150) | 4.7 mm — visibly different |
Bolt pattern FAQ
What is the bolt pattern for my car?
Pick your make and model in the finder above and add the model year to narrow it to the right generation. 34 of 182 generations in our data are verified against manufacturer documents (at least two primary sources each); the rest are marked as unverified candidates. The figure in your owner's manual always wins.
What is the most common bolt pattern?
In our data it is 5x114.3 (5x4.5): 25 of 62 vehicles and 62 generations use it. Switch the finder to "By bolt pattern" to see every vehicle that uses a given pattern.
Is 5x114.3 the same as 5x4.5?
Yes. Metric and inch names describe the same pattern: 5 lugs on a 114.3 mm (4.5 inch) circle. The bolt pattern converter translates between the two.
Will 5x115 wheels fit a 5x114.3 car?
No. The circles differ by 0.7 mm, and the wheel will not seat safely. The same goes for 5x120 vs 5x120.65 (0.65 mm) and 6x139.7 vs 6x135 (4.7 mm).
How do I measure a 5-lug bolt pattern?
There is no opposite stud on a 5-lug hub. 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.
If the bolt pattern matches, will the wheel fit?
Not necessarily. Bolt pattern is necessary but not sufficient: the wheel's center bore must clear your hub, and the offset must keep the tire clear of the suspension and fender.