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Wheels by Bolt Pattern: PCD & Wheel Size Guide

Already know your bolt pattern (PCD) instead of your exact vehicle? Pick it below to see real center bore data and every vehicle we cover on that pattern. Not sure which pattern you need? Use the vehicle-based Fitment Guide instead.

Most common bolt patterns in our fitment database

Bolt patternVehicles we coverShareTypical makes
5x112172120.8%Mercedes-Benz, Audi, BMW
5x114.3169020.5%Geely, Ford, Nissan
5x12085710.4%BMW, Buick, Holden
5x1086828.3%Chery, Ford, Volvo
4x1006317.6%Geely, Renault, Dacia
5x1304615.6%Porsche, Bentley, Mercedes-Benz
5x1154115%Buick, Dodge, Chevrolet
6x139.72893.5%Chevrolet, Toyota, Ford
4x1081942.3%Citroen, Peugeot, Ford
5x1001622%Toyota, Skoda, Volkswagen

How to read a bolt pattern

A bolt pattern such as 5x114.3 means five bolt holes on a circle 114.3 mm in diameter; the second number is the pitch circle diameter (PCD), not the distance between neighbouring holes. Two wheels with the same PCD still need the same center bore (or a hub-centric ring) and a compatible offset before they are interchangeable, so always confirm all three on the model page before ordering. Every ANKUSI wheel is machined to the exact PCD, bore and offset of your car, which is why we list these three numbers for every vehicle we cover.

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