Alloy Wheel fitment guide – your car listed by PCD (studs) & ET (offset)

Posted on 16. Jan, 2010 by in Alloy Wheels, Cars, Products, The Store

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This is a beginners guide to wheel fitment. This is not a hardcore guide to every single car on the planet but a very basic guide for if you’re looking to purchase a new set of wheels for your car. If you have any questions at all on more specific fitments please leave a comment on the blog and we will be able to help with any information required.

Rim Size:

1) It is very uncommon to fit smaller wheels than OEM to your car however is possible and sometimes done in the stance scene.
2) Often you take the factory fitment size and you can add around 1, 2 or 3 inches.
3) Bigger you go, thinner the tyre profile and firmer the ride, the ride will be even more firm if you choose to go for a stretched tyre look.
4) When you go extra large (say 3+ inches over original), your handling will start to be compromised greatly.
5) Rim width is for people who understand what they want.  Basic setup is 15×6.5 17×7 18×8, can go wider, not skinnier. If you want to increase the wheel width for a stanced car you usually add 2/3 inches in rim width from OEM. For example on a Honda Civic instead of using 14×5.5″ wheels you would use 15×8.

PCD:

(number of studs and how far they are apart from each other in mm, ie. 4 studs / 98mm apart. This is shown as 4×98)
Easy!

ET:

(also referred to as ‘OFFSET’. Some fitments below don’t list it. No ET listed means most wheels will fit with a common offset) This makes sure your wheels fit flush with the arches or poke slightly for a stanced look if wanted and not too far in like a Lexus RX (this needs SPACERS guys!!!) Your car uses a unique offset, but it can be changed to suit your style in relation to the body line of the vehicle,

1) Realistically you can go 5-7mm outside these recommendations in direct replacements. You can go much wider with arch work too.
2) Always consult a technician if you are unsure, as there are often other factors that need to be considered.

Most importantly, have fun. Your about to make your car look 100x better. :D

Disclaimer. This information is accurate to our knowledge but don’t go and buy any wheels until you have double checked with another source too. POTN double check all orders and gurantee fitment, so it’s cool to order from us ;)

4×98

Alfa: 145/146
Fiat: Barchetta / Bravo / Brava / Doblo / Idea / Multipla / Panda / Punto / Stilo / Stilo Multiwagon

4×100

BMW: Mini
Chevrolet-Daewoo: Kalos / Lanos / Nubira
Citroen: C1
Daihatsu: Cuore / Gran Move / Sirion / YRV
Fiat: Grande Punto
Honda: Civic / Jazz / Logo
Hyundai: Accent / Atos, Atos-Prime / Getz
Kia: Picanto / Rio / Sephia / Shuma
Mazda: 323 / Demio / MX-5
Mitsubishi: Carisma / Colt / Lancer
Nissan: Almera / Kubistar / Micra
Peugeot: 107
Renault: Clio / Kangoo / Laguna / Megane / Scenic / Modus
Rover: 200(25) / 400(45)
Seat: Arosa / Ibiza / Cordoba / Inca
Skoda: Felicia
Subaru: Justy G3X
Suzuki: Alto / Baleno / Ignis / Liana / Swift / Wagon R+
Toyota: Aygo / Corolla / MR2 / Starlet / Yaris
Vauxhall: Agila / Astra / Calibra / Corsa / Meriva / Tigra / Vectra
VW: Caddy / Golf II-III / Polo / Lupo

4×108 / et35-43

Ford: Escort / Fiesta / Mondeo / Focus / Fusion / KA
Mazda: 121 / 2

4×108 / et15

Citroen: Berlingo / Saxo / Xantia/ Xsara
Peugeot: 106 / 306 / 405 / 406

4×108 / et25

Citroen: C2 / C3 / C4 / C5 / C6
Peugeot: 1007/206 / 307

4×114.3

Chevrolet-Daewoo: Evanda / Lacetti / Matiz / Tacuma
Honda: Accord / Civic (5dr)
Hyundai: Lantra / Elantra / Coupe / Sonata
Kia: Carens / Cerato / Clarus / Magentis
Mitsubishi: Carisma / Galant / Lancer / Spacestar
Nissan: Almera / Primera
Rover: 600
Smart: Forfour
Volvo: S40/V40

5×98

Alfa: 147/156 / GT / GTV
Citroen: C8 / Evasion / Jumpy
Fiat: Ulysee
Peugeot: 806 / 807/ Expert

5×100

Audi: A2 / A3 / TT
Chrysler: Neon / PT Cruiser
Rover: 75
Seat: Ibiza / Cordoba / Leon
Skoda: Fabia / Octavia
Subaru: Forester / Impreza (et48)
Toyota: Avensis / Celica / Prius
VW: Beetle / Fox / Golf III-IV / Passat / Polo

5×108

Alfa:166
Ford: C-max / Focus / Mondeo / Transit Connect
Jaguar: S type / X type
Peugeot: 407/ 605 / 607
Renault: Espace / Laguna / Scenic RX4
Volvo: C70 / S40 / S50 / S60 / S70 / V70 / S80 / S90 / V90 / XC90

5×110

Alfa: 159
Opel: Astra / Calibra / Corsa / Meriva / Vectra / Zafira
Saab: 900 / 9-3 / 9-5

5×112

Audi: A3 / A4 / A6 / A8
Chrysler: Crossfire
Ford: Galaxy
Mercedes: All passenger cars
Seat: Alhambra / Altea / Leon
Skoda: Octavia / Superb
VW: T4 / Caddy / Golf V / Passat / Pheaton / Sharan / Touran

5×114.3

Daewoo: Leganza
Honda: Accord / Civic / CRV / FRV / HRV / Prelude / Shuttle / Stream
Hyundai: Coupe / Santa Fe / Sonata / Trajet / Tucson
Kia: Carnival / Opirus / Sportage
Landrover: Freeloader
Lexus: All
Mazda: 3 / 323 V6 / 5 / 6 / 626 / MPV / MX-5 / MX-6 / Premacy / RX-8 / Tribute
Misubishi: Grandis / Lancer / EVO V/VI/VII/VIII / Outlander / Pinin
Nissan: Almero Tino / Maxima / Primera / Murano / X-Trail / Skyline
Suzuki: Grand Vitara JT
Toyota: Avensis / Camry / Corrola Verso / MR- / Picnic / Rav 4 / Supra

5×118

Citroen: Jumper
Fiat: Ducato
Nissan: Primastar
Vauxhall: Vivaro
Peugeot: Boxer
Renault: Traffic

5×120

BMW: All
Range Rover: 95>
VW: Touareg / T5

5×127

Jeep: Grand Cherokee

5×130

Citroen: Jumper
Fiat: Ducato
Mercedes: Sprinter
Vauxhall: Movano
Peugeot: Boxer
Porsche: 911 / Boxer / Cayenne
Renault: Master
VW: LT / Touareg

5×139.7

Daihatsu: Fourtrak
Kia: Sorento
Suzuki: Vitara / Grand Vitara XL-7

5×150

Toyota: Landcruiser Amazon (100)

5×160

Ford: Transit

5×165.1

Landrover

6×114.3

Nissan: Pathfinder

6×139.7

Chevrolet: Tahoe
Daewoo: Korando / Musso
Ford: Maverick / Ranger
Hyundai: Terracan
Isuzu: Trooper
Mazda: B2000 / B2500
Mitsubishi: L200 / Shogun
Nissan: Patrol / Patrol GR / D22 pick up / Terrano
Vauxhall: Frontera / Monterey
Toyota: 4-Runner / Hilux / Landcruiser
VW: Taro

Credits: Alcar

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182 Responses to “Alloy Wheel fitment guide – your car listed by PCD (studs) & ET (offset)”

  1. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Charlie,

    The Volvo wheels won’t fit unfortunately, the Volvo stud fitment is 5×108 and the Mazda 3 is 5×114.3.

    Simon

  2. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Steve,

    They may fit if you use correct wheel bolts, it’s not a straight fit.

    The fitment for the Laguna is 5×108 and the Vectra is 5×110.

    Simon

  3. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Mark,

    As long as the Corsa is still a 4 bolt wheel then swapping them over won’t be a problem as they’re the same fitment.

    Simon

  4. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Swede,

    On the 1997 Mazda 626 you need an offset range of ET34 to ET47.

    Simon

  5. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Richiec,

    Depending on the size of the wheels I would recommend a 10-15MM spacer.

    Simon

  6. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi James,

    Regarding the Picanto, the older model wheel fitment is the same and you can use one as a spare no problems.

    Simon

  7. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Chris,

    Have you checked the centre bore of the wheel? The wheels may be catching if the centre bore on the wheel is too small for the hub on your Astra Van.

    Simon

  8. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Krt,

    The biggest wheels I would recommend on a Cappuccino is 15×7.

    Kind Regards,

    Simon

  9. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Sean,

    The Carisma has a 4×100 PCD and the below car’s wheels will fit:

    BMW: Mini
    Chevrolet-Daewoo: Kalos / Lanos / Nubira
    Citroen: C1
    Daihatsu: Cuore / Gran Move / Sirion / YRV
    Fiat: Grande Punto
    Honda: Civic / Jazz / Logo
    Hyundai: Accent / Atos, Atos-Prime / Getz
    Kia: Picanto / Rio / Sephia / Shuma
    Mazda: 323 / Demio / MX-5
    Mitsubishi: Carisma / Colt / Lancer
    Nissan: Almera / Kubistar / Micra
    Peugeot: 107
    Renault: Clio / Kangoo / Laguna / Megane / Scenic / Modus
    Rover: 200(25) / 400(45)
    Seat: Arosa / Ibiza / Cordoba / Inca
    Skoda: Felicia
    Subaru: Justy G3X
    Suzuki: Alto / Baleno / Ignis / Liana / Swift / Wagon R+
    Toyota: Aygo / Corolla / MR2 / Starlet / Yaris
    Vauxhall: Agila / Astra / Calibra / Corsa / Meriva / Tigra / Vectra
    VW: Caddy / Golf II-III / Polo / Lupo

    Simon

  10. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Lyall,

    What size wheels are you looking to go for?

    Simon

  11. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi David W,

    The OZ’s won’t fit as the stud fitment on the Sapphire is 4×108 and the Clio is 4×100.

    Simon

  12. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Emmett,

    Any wheels with a 4×100 stud fitment.

    On a Clio I wouldn’t recommend going above 16″ on rim size.

    Simon

  13. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Nick,

    The standard offset for a 2003 S3 is ET31.

    Thanks,

    Simon

  14. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Ashley,

    17×8 wheels wouldn’t fit without major work.

    If you want wide wheels I would recommend a 15×8.

    Simon

  15. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Steve,

    The Audi TT wheels will fit your A4.

    Thanks,

    Simon

  16. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Stevo,

    The wheels have the right fitment however you need to make sure they clear the large front brakes.

    Also, Altezza wheels may not be wide enough for the Supra.

    Simon

  17. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Clark,

    2004 Civic Type-R wheels will fit a 1994 MR2.

    Simon

  18. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Amanda,

    The wheels from the 2004 Audi A3 will fit on the 2002 TDi model.

    Simon

  19. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Kay,

    For your 2007 Berlingo I would recommend:

    15×6.5 or 15×7 using a 185x55x15 or 195x50x15 tyre size

    16×6.5 or 16×7 using a 195x45x16 or 205x40x16 tyre size

    17×7 using a 215x35x17 tyre size.

    These sizes are only for upgrading the rim size, if you maintain your 14″ wheels using the original 175x65x14 will be fine of course.

    Simon

  20. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Kmc,

    What is the year of the Seat Inca van?

    Simon

  21. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Stuart,

    The X-Type wheels won’t fit the Mk4 Golf unfortunately.

    The X-Type uses a 5×108 wheel fitment and the Golf uses 5×100.

    Simon

  22. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Karl,

    I wouldn’t recommend fitting S2000 wheels are they have varying offsets and centre bore sizes.

    Honda Civic Type-R (5×114.3) wheels will fit but I would check the load rating.

    Simon

  23. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Shaun,

    What years of Pajero and Teranno are you looking to swap wheels with?

    Simon

  24. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Dave,

    What is the year of the Mazda 6 the wheels are from?

    Simon

  25. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Debbie,

    The Mitsubishi has a different stud pattern to the Peugeot 206 and won’t fit unfortunately.

    Simon

  26. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Mohsin,

    They would fit fine.

    Simon

  27. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Alan,

    Unfortunately not, they are both 5 bolt but the Rav4 has a fitment of 5×114.3 and the Vectra is 5×110.

    Simon

  28. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi George,

    ET30 is pretty low for an Astra but if you want the wheels to be flush to the arch it will be perfect.

    If you don’t want this, I’d go more towards ET40.

    Simon

  29. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Tunny,

    What’s the PCD/Bolt fitment of the Speedline wheels?

    Simon

  30. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Baden,

    No problem, keep a look out for wheels that are 5×114.3 and they will fit fine.

    Simon

  31. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Sam,

    If the wheels are an offset of 28/37 I’d recommend using a 10/15mm spacer as this will bring the wheels out to the correct offset.

    Simon

  32. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Neil,

    They would fit the Rav 4 however I would check to see if the wheels you currently have are load rated for the Rav 4.

    You will also need a set of spigot rings so the wheels mount to the hub correctly.

    Simon

  33. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Anf,

    Unfortunately the Renault 5 wheels won’t fit the 306 at all unless you go for hub converters to change the PCD to 4×100 from 4×108.

    You will also need to reduce the offset by 15mm.

    Simon

  34. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Benny,

    The wheels will fit, however the offset will be low compared to the Honda wheels and be closer to the arch.

    I would recommend you check the hub rings on the Skyline wheels to make sure they rest on the hub securely.

    Simon

  35. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Mark,

    The Peugeot 406 wheels will fit a 206.

    Simon

  36. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Matthew,

    What are the years of both vehicles?

    Simon

  37. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi James,

    If you’re going to 16″ I would recommend a 195x45x16 tyre.

    If you’re going to 17″ I would recommend a 205x40x17 tyre.

    Anything over 17″ and problems may occur with arch rubbing etc.

    Simon

  38. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Kie,

    What are the models of Audi and Rover?

    Simon

  39. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Kiran,

    You have the correct spacers to fit the Porsche wheels.

    Simon

  40. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Ads,

    It won’t unfortunately, a 5×100 Beetle wheel will not fit the Touran at all.

    Simon

  41. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Matthull,

    In direct fitment the below cars are compatible:

    Alfa: 145/146
    Fiat: Barchetta / Bravo / Brava / Doblo / Idea / Multipla / Panda / Punto / Stilo / Stilo Multiwagon

    Simon

  42. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Amy,

    For a Kia Picanto I wouldn’t recommend any wheels above 15″.

    Simon

  43. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Rob,

    Both standard wheel fitments are the same. 6×139 ET33.

    Simon

  44. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Manj,

    The only way which you can avoid this from happening is maybe purchase a camber adjustment kit to bring the top of the wheels towards the suspension strut away from the arch.

    You could also roll or flare you arches.

    Simon

  45. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Ryan,

    A motorsport or engineering company could do this.

    With it only being 2mm you could always use corrective bolts.

    Simon

  46. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Jeev,

    They won’t unfortunately as the PCD on the Golf is 5×100 if Mk4 or 5×112 Mk5. The Civic is 5×114.3.

    Simon

  47. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Maggie,

    They won’t unfortunately. The Berlingo has a 4×108 wheel stud fitment and Clio has a 4×100 wheel fitment.

    Simon

  48. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Wezasj,

    What is the year of the Primastar?

    Simon

  49. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Dunk,

    Both Corsa and Clio wheels will fit the Mazda MX3.

    Simon

  50. Simon Binner

    26. Jan, 2012

    Hi Ross,

    The offset is quite low so you may need to roll your arches etc.

    Simon

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