Kirk is back to give you a quick run down on the differences between single drilled and dual drilled wheels, as well as some helpful information pertaining to bolt patterns! Get your new set up at www.customoffsets.com
You cannot determine the bolt circle of a 5-lug pattern by measuring from the center of opposing bolt holes across the centerbore. 4, 6, or 8 OK, but not 5
I likely was thinking that was the dual 6 lug wheel. Even numbers are center to center while odd are center to far end of hole across. Probably tricked myself because there was one directly across from whatever I measured, Thanks for pointing that out! -Kirk
I got a set a wheels from a friend and they're 225/40R 18's all around for my 04' Subaru outback, turns out they just barely fit, it's like a half inc maybe even some odd centimeters difference in the hub size. I learned a lesson today sadly, the hard way - - Moral of the story test fit before you buy ladies and gentlemen
So not to sound stupid, but why not make custom plug sets for the extra holes? That could be a nice decorative thing to do. For instance, why not led light plugs, with choice of color , or just little sculls or extra spikes? They could attach with a shim from behind and be installed with the rim. Now you can send me that royalty check !!!:)
Thanks for this video!! I recently bought a pair of wheels and tires from a sheriff's department at auction and the wheels had 10 holes drilled in them. I had never seen that before. I drive a 30-year-old pickup with 8 lugs. If I missed it, I apologize, but are there different wheels for Dodge, Chevy, and Ford, or will these wheels I have fit most any of them? I wish I could send you a pic. Either way, this was a big help for me to get started. The sheriff's department looked to have all GM vehicles i.e. Blazers and GM pickups and such. Don't have any idea if these wheels and tires came off of one of their vehicles or not.
@@xxchroniesiesxx9107 would you not check compatibility first to be sure? Plus, there are thousands of videos just like this one that pitch valuable knowledge, underhanded, so that everyone can understand.
U did well explaining. My son has a 2008 GMC truck and I wondered why the use Allen wrench to take cap off then extra holes next to the lug nuts. Thank u for the video.
I have a 2022 gmc canyon elevation 4x4 with a 6x120 bolt pattern and i was looking to purchase a set of 20x12 Weld XT Forged Konflict XT and when i emailed customer service for a shipping quote to hawaii they told me that the those wheels does not work with my bolt pattern but it says it does on your site. Really want those wheels for my canyon 😭.
I have a 2012 Subaru wrx the bolt pattern is 5x100 I ordered 5x100 bolt pattern wheels and they don’t fit what did I do wrong (the wheels I had were sti wheels that are 5x114 but I went off what the car bolt pattern is
I have a 1958 Chevy Stepside Pick up restorod. Stock suspension and ride height & 6 lug. I would like to run 17" wheels front & rear but don't know what width & offset I can get away with.
I just need to know where exactly is the part / style number for my 2017 Honda civic hatchback sport ?! Wheels ( not tire, I have 18 " so I also know I'd need 18" wheel) I think I saw a metal plate behind one part that read 555555. I've looked it up and it's just showing me every style of wheel that comes with that year. I'm also not too sure what 5 spoke or 10 spoke means. I'm assuming how many lugs are around the center cap??? Please help. I have to replace 2 by may 20th
I wish wheel guys would tell the size of the hub hole. Like Chevy hub hole is around 2 3/4 and gmc Colorado is 6x5.5 but the hub hole 4 1/4 . Because it is a Isuzu truck with gmc badges.
I have some wheels that are dual drilled. 5x115 and 5x4.75. Offset + 10 and center bore 72.6....... Since they were originally made for camaro with they fit on a 2007 monte carlo being the dual drilled rims bore is 72.6? Would I have to use hub centric rings or something?
So my vehicle is sitting on 15s the tires are 5x41/2 .. Now what I want to put it on is a new set of tires from my old Honda they’re momo 17” rims and they’re 4x51/2 ... I know I’ll need an adaptor to make up for the fact that one tire is a four lug and the other a five . But what about the lug spacing ?? Do they make adapters that’ll allow me to overlook that issue and put on the new 17” 4x51/2 tires on my 5x41/2 that my vehicle from what I can see demands ..?? Oh btw the vehicle is a 2015 Kia Forte sedan lx ( base model )
Ok.......... Somebody help me out. 2017 Wrangler JK: I want solid Steel wheels capable of dog-dish caps. Mopar makes Steel Wheels for Ram Trucks. Will these wheels fit a 17 Jeep JK ?
Did you know that although rare, there are tape measures and rulers out there that are not 100% dependent on the appendage length of a dead monarch? All joking about mm versus inches aside, there are other fitment item that should matter for wheels. Most aftermarket wheels should have a spacer ring for the inner bore. For example, Toyota and Chevy/GMC both make wheels with a 6x5.5 lug pattern but the Toyota center bore is vastly bigger. The new Ram trucks with the 6x5.5 wheels have a slightly smaller center bore than the Chevy/GMC. Do you folks do test fitments on all your wheels to make sure they have good clearance for the brake calipers etc.,. ?
I have wheels with 115mm bolt pattern. My vehicle has a 114.3 bolt pattern. They do fit, and bolt nicely, but is it safe? I get some who say no, some say it's fine. I drove it, and there are no vibrations, wandering, or shaking. Drives great. I did buy hub centric rings for it as well.
So I just got a set of enkeis with a 5x114.3 pattern which is what my car uses. I can only get one lug on and then the others are thrown off and they don’t fit. Any advice?
Question. A rim that has dual bolt patterns (5x114.5 and 5x100). Would the rim with those patterns ( or any that have the holes closer to each other) be a hazard as far as strength? I look at a image of a rim with those specs, and because the smaller bolt pattern that is closer to the bore hole as less meat (metal around it, as a pose to a rim with a single bolt pattern). Just wonder if there less integrity and possibility of that surface area, cracking/snapping from strain?
Are fuel assaults dual drilled? They have a covered cap but on your website only one bolt pattern is selected... I’m out of town rn and can’t pop off the cap to see. Trying to trade them...
quick question I bought some universal rims off my friend who had the same car as me only a little newer, he said they fit his car so that mine would be fine however when I went to the shop to install them the worker told me they didn’t fit?
Universal wheels are not truly universal, they only have two bolt patterns on them. Different years or trims of vehicles can have different bolt patterns.
im so confused. i have 2018 chevy silverado with 6x5.5 pattern and bought ballastic wheels that say 6x5.5 bolt pattern but only received 20 bolt lugs altogether so thats 5 lugs a wheel but i have 6 lugs
Sounds like a mistake! Please email us with as much info as possible in one email and we will get back to you in one business day! sales@customoffsets.com
My bolt pattern is 5x115 but I recently purchased some 5x114.3 wheels.. I plan on using a hub centric ring but I’m worried about the stress on the bolts.. can I get away with? It’s just a commuter car
I recently bought a set of BBS wheels for my 1993 Ford Probe GT and the factory wheel specs are 16x7 5 lug 5x114.5 and the BBS wheels I bought are 16x7 5 lug BUT 5x120. I REALLY hope there is someway I can make these fit. Because the wheels are 5.5mm too big will they still fit?? Idk what to do!! Somebody please help!! I’m very worried!!
ALWAYS make sure you are buying the correct bolt pattern. You can however order wheel adaptors to make them work. Check out our friends at fitmentindustries.com
Figure out if they are the same bolt pattern and find out what the wheel specs are so you can check our gallery to make sure those specs will fit your truck!
I ordered Lug Nuts with my new set of rims and tires, because I didn't know how to determine size of lugnuts I needed they sent me lug nuts size of ( 14x2.0), it turned out that was the wrong size. I didn't know how to determine what size lug nuts I needed so I ran to my local parts store. The local parts store determined from fitting old lug nut I needed a 14x1.5, which they had in stock. When I got back to install new lug nuts on my truck I tried to install new lug nuts on truck but they would only thread about 1/8 of an inch. I stopped at that point because I didn't want to strip the threads on my studs. I'm at a loss with figuring out what to do!
alot of the 6 lug wheels are dual drilled. And have had no issues Steve! Are they as strong as a single pattern billet wheel, they are not. That is why there is a price hike comes in, with a higher load rating wheel, and all that jazz!
Craftsmansteve I have a prediction that sometime in the future these dual drilled wheels are going to show up on the news as being a great idea for the manufacturer, and a horrible idea for the consumer. These look awfully week to me.
My car has a stupid bolt pattern of 5x115, which is impossible to find aftermarket rims for. Is it safe to put 5x114.3 on the 5x115? It's a .7mm difference which is virtually nothing, but I also don't want a wheel coming off on the highway, please help
Dude I ordered a set of wheels for my 03 Silverado and I received my wheels and it had 12 holes and it was 6x5.5 / 6x135 so does that mean it will fit both a Chevy and ford?
So, I bought the Dropstars 645B for my 2008 ford f150 but your website shows that they can be used on the same lug pattern as my 2016 ram 1500. Is this information correct? These wheels CAN be used on my 2016 Ram 1500 and 2008 F150 without buying different wheels? Please help clear this up for me.
Heck with the extra holes! I'm still trying to grasp the whole negative and positive offset thing. Now I have to figure out what to put in the extra holes. I'm sure I can JB weld spikes in those empty holes!!😉
As long as it’s the correct bolt pattern and offset/width it should! Check out fitment industries gallery for help with fitment man! Fitmentindustries.com/gallery