Fitment Guide

Choosing wheels and tires that fit means matching a few key measurements to your vehicle. Here is what each one means, and how we help.

The measurements that matter

Diameter and width (for example 18x8): the wheel size in inches. Your tire size has to match the wheel diameter.
Bolt pattern (for example 5x112): the number of lug holes and the diameter of the circle they sit on, in millimetres. It must match your hub exactly.
Offset (for example +45 mm): how far the mounting face sits from the centre of the wheel. It decides whether the wheel clears your brakes and suspension and sits correctly in the fender.
Centre bore: the size of the hole in the middle of the wheel. If it is larger than your hub, hub-centric rings fill the gap.
Load rating: how much weight each wheel is rated to carry. This matters most on vans and trucks.
Lug seat (acorn, ball or flat): your lug nuts or bolts must match the seat of the wheel.
TPMS: tire pressure sensors may need to be moved over or replaced when you change wheels.

Before any wheel ships, we check its fitment for the vehicle on your order. If something does not match, we contact you before it leaves.

Send us your year, make, model and trim, and we will point you to options that fit. Call or text (844) 560-6517, or use our contact form.