Fitment Hardware & Parts

How to Choose a Bolt-Pattern Wheel Adapter A bolt-pattern wheel adapter changes the wheel’s PCD so a wheel with one bolt pattern can be mounted to a hub with another. Selecting the...

5x110 to 5x114.3 Wheel Adapters: What to Check Before Buying A 5x110 to 5x114.3 wheel adapter is intended to mount a wheel with a 5x114.3 PCD onto a vehicle hub with a 5x110 PCD. T...

M12 x 1.75 identifies the lug thread, not the complete wheel-hardware fitment. The replacement must also match the vehicle’s fastening system, the wheel’s lug seat, the available c...

Plastic vs Aluminum Hub-Centric Rings: Which Should You Use? The correct choice depends less on the material alone than on the wheel, hub, environment, and installation. Both plast...

A 15 mm wheel spacer changes more than the wheel’s position. It also changes the relationship between the vehicle hub, wheel pilot, wheel fasteners, thread engagement, and nearby s...

7/16-20 wheel hardware is defined by its lug thread, but thread size is only one part of a safe wheel fit. The replacement lug nuts or wheel bolts must also match the wheel’s faste...

4x100 to 4x114.3 Wheel Adapters: What to Check Before Buying A 4x100 to 4x114.3 wheel adapter is designed to mount wheels with a 4x114.3 bolt pattern on a vehicle with a 4x100 hub....

5x112 to 5x120 Wheel Adapters: What to Check Before Buying A 5x112 vehicle can accept 5x120 wheels only with an adapter designed specifically for that conversion. The adapter must ...

How to Choose the Correct Wheel-Bolt Length and Seat Changing to thicker wheels, adding wheel spacers, or fitting an adapter can make the original wheel bolts unsuitable. The repla...

60.1 mm to 54.1 mm is the correct hub-ring sizing direction when the wheel has a 60.1 mm wheel center bore and the vehicle hub pilot measures 54.1 mm. The ring’s outside diameter (...