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Does Honda use 5x120?

Honda does not use 5x120 as a factory bolt pattern on its mainstream models; the typical bolt pattern is 5x114.3 mm. This article explains the patterns most commonly found on Honda and Acura vehicles and what that means for wheel choices.


Understanding wheel fitment matters for both everyday driving and aftermarket upgrades. The 5-lug family features a few standard patterns, and Honda's lineup has largely settled on one principal pattern with occasional regional exceptions. Below is a concise guide to what you’re likely to encounter when shopping for wheels for a Honda or Acura.


Current bolt patterns used by Honda and Acura


Below is a snapshot of the patterns you are most likely to see on the brand's current and recent models. Use this as a starting point when checking wheel compatibility for a given year and market.



  • 5x114.3 mm bolt pattern (5 on 4.5 inches) is standard on the majority of modern Honda and Acura passenger cars, SUVs, and crossovers.

  • 4x100 mm bolt pattern appears on some smaller, older, or market-specific models (for example, certain versions of the Honda Fit/Jazz in some regions).

  • 5x120 mm bolt pattern is not used as a factory specification by Honda/Acura vehicles in current production or recent generations.


When in doubt, always verify the exact spec for your model/year using the owner's manual, the manufacturer’s sticker on the door jamb, or a reputable fitment database. Wheel offsets and center bore are separate concerns that also affect compatibility.


Can you fit 5x120 wheels on a Honda?


Typically not without hardware and considerations that go beyond a simple bolt-pattern match. Using adapters to convert a vehicle’s 5x114.3 hub to 5x120 increases the risk of brake clearance issues, hub misalignment, and reduced wheel stiffness. If you encounter wheels advertised as compatible with 5x120 for a Honda, they almost certainly require high-quality, purpose-built adapters and precise specification checks by a professional. For most buyers, the safer route is to select wheels that match Honda’s factory pattern.


Adapter considerations


Any adapter solution should be from a reputable brand, be hub-centric (to preserve centering), and match the exact offsets and stud sizing of your car. Improper adapters can lead to vibration, uneven wear, or brake interference. Always consult a wheel specialist before attempting such a conversion.


Summary


In short, Honda’s factory bolt pattern is overwhelmingly 5x114.3 mm, with 4x100 appearing on a small subset of older or market-specific models. 5x120 is not a standard Honda pattern, and attempting to fit 5x120 wheels typically requires adapters with attendant risks. For reliable performance and safety, match wheels to the vehicle’s official specification and verify with a trusted dealer or wheel specialist.

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