PCD / Bolt Pattern Guide

Not sure what bolt pattern your vehicle has? Use this simple guide to find your PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) before ordering your wheel spacers.

Your bolt pattern is written like 5×114.3:

• 5 = number of lug holes

• 114.3 = PCD measurement in millimeters

 How to Measure Your Bolt Pattern

3-Lug

Measure from the center of one lug hole to the center of the next lug hole. Because 3-lug patterns do not have a hole directly across from another, the measurement requires a different calculation. If you are unsure, we recommend checking your vehicle specifications or contacting us.

4-Lug

Measure straight across from the center of one hole to the center of the hole directly opposite it.

Example: 100 mm = 4×100

5-Lug

Five-lug patterns are slightly different because there is no hole directly across from another.

Measure from the center of one hole to the outside edge of the hole two positions away, skipping one hole.

Example: approximately 108.7 mm = 5×114.3

6-Lug

Measure straight across from the center of one hole to the center of the hole directly opposite it.

Example: 139.7 mm = 6×139.7

8-Lug

Measure the same way as 4- and 6-lug patterns: center-to-center directly across from one hole to the opposite hole.

Example: 170 mm = 8×170

 Important

PCD is only one part of proper fitment. Before ordering, make sure you also verify your:

• Vehicle bolt pattern

• Wheel bolt pattern

• Hub/center bore

• Thread pitch

• Spacer thickness

• Wheel clearance and offset

Every vehicle has different specifications. Do not guess your measurements. If you are unsure about your PCD or vehicle fitment, contact us before placing your order and we will help you verify the correct specifications.

Measure twice. Order once.