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Wheel bolt patterns: cars by PCD

A wheel's bolt pattern, or PCD (pitch circle diameter), is the number of fixing holes and the diameter of the circle through their centres: “5x112” means five holes on a 112 mm circle. It is the first measurement of a wheel, and it must be exactly that of the car. PCD and centre bore: how the wheel is fixed, the Academy lesson, explains how to read it.

Below, the 97 generations of cars we cover in English, sorted by bolt pattern. Each bolt pattern has its page: the cars that share it, their original centre bore, thread and seat, each measurement with its sources. A car is listed only if its bolt pattern is established by our sources.

5x112 bolt pattern

The 44 cars with a 5x112 bolt pattern and their fixing measurements (also written “112/5”, “LK 112/5” and “5 x 112”).

5x130 bolt pattern

The 20 cars with a 5x130 bolt pattern and their fixing measurements (also written “130/5”, “LK 130/5” and “5 x 130”).

5x114.3 bolt pattern

The 18 cars with a 5x114.3 bolt pattern and their fixing measurements (also written “114.3/5”).

5x120 bolt pattern

The 15 cars with a 5x120 bolt pattern and their fixing measurements (also written “120/5”, “LK 120/5” and “5 x 120”).

The other bolt patterns of our cars

These bolt patterns are recorded on cars we cover, but do not have their own page yet: their measurements are on each car's page.

4x100 bolt pattern

5x100 bolt pattern

5x108 bolt pattern

5x110 bolt pattern

5x128 bolt pattern

All the measurements, and tools to compare them

Our guides on bolt patterns and fixing

An Onyx wheel is machined to the PCD and the centre bore of the car it is made for: it centres on the hub with no ring or spacer, and the Onyx Forged design office submits its measurements to you for approval before machining. Configure my forged wheels.