Cars with a 5x112 bolt pattern
5x112 means 5 lug holes on a circle 112 mm across, measured between the hole centers. 540 models in our database use it, listed below with the years and markets that do.
A matching bolt pattern is not enough on its own
- Center bore · the wheel’s hub hole must match, or be larger with a hub ring
- Offset (ET) · how far the wheel sits in or out; too far and it rubs
- Thread · the studs or bolts must match, e.g. M12x1.5
- Seat · conical, ball or flat, to match your lug nuts or bolts
Your car’s year page lists all four. Pick it below.
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Current cars with a 5x112 bolt pattern
Still built with this pattern and sold in the most markets. Each opens its year page with the exact wheel spec.
Every vehicle with a 5x112 bolt pattern
Years and markets are where this pattern is used; the same model may use another pattern elsewhere.
Aiways
2
Alfa Romeo
1
Audi
68
BAIC
1
Bentley
5
BMW
38
BMW Alpina
11
Brilliance
1
Chery
1
Chrysler
1
Cupra
7
Daewoo
1
FAW Audi
9
FAW Volkswagen
8
Fisker
1
Ford
11
Hongqi
11
IM
1
Infiniti
2
Jetta
2
Lamborghini
10
Maybach
2
McLaren
25
Mercedes-Benz
80
Mercedes-Maybach
4
MG
29
MINI
10
Moskvich
2
Nissan
1
Porsche
1
Rising
1
Roewe
12
Seat
9
Skoda
15
Soueast
1
SsangYong
11
Toyota
1
Volkswagen
108
XPeng
9
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Your car may use another bolt pattern. Find your car to see its own.
Every pattern in our database
Grouped by lug count — the first number in the pattern. The number next to each is how many models use it.
