What size rims does a Dodge Avenger have?

The Dodge Avenger's stock rims range from 16 to 18 inches in diameter, depending on year and trim; base models often used 16-inch wheels, mid-level trims commonly used 17-inch rims, and select packages offered 18-inch wheels.

Rim sizes by year and trim

The Avenger was produced from 2007 through 2014. Wheel sizes varied by trim level and option packages. The following outlines the typical stock diameters seen across those years.

• 16-inch rims: Common on base and earlier models (roughly 2007–2010). These were usually 16x6.5 inches, sometimes paired with steel wheels and wheel covers.


• 17-inch rims: Standard or optional on mid-level trims (roughly 2008–2014). Typically 17x7 inches alloy wheels were used on SXT and higher trims.


• 18-inch rims: Available as an upgrade on certain packages or later model years, though not standard on most Avengers and not universal across markets.

That range means a Dodge Avenger you encounter on the road could have any of these diameters depending on how it was equipped when new. For exact specs, check the door jamb placard or the vehicle’s build sheet.

How to confirm the exact wheel size on your Avenger

To determine the exact wheel size for your specific vehicle, use these checks.

1. Locate the tire and loading information placard on the driver’s door jamb; it lists the factory wheel size(s) for the vehicle.


2. Check the tire sidewall; the format often includes a wheel diameter in inches, such as P215/60R17, where 17 indicates the wheel diameter.


3. Consult the owner's manual or the original build sheet/VIN-based documents for your exact trim and year.


4. If in doubt, contact a Dodge dealer or use a VIN-based lookup to pull the original equipment specifications.

With the exact size confirmed, you can shop for wheels or perform replacements with confidence, avoiding clearance or calibration issues.

What to consider when changing wheels

If you’re thinking about upgrading or changing rims, keep these considerations in mind to maintain safety, performance, and accuracy of vehicle systems.

1. Match the wheel diameter and width to maintain overall rolling diameter and tire fitment within fender clearance.


2. Ensure correct bolt pattern, center bore, and hub-centric fit to prevent vibration.


3. Check brake clearance and suspension compatibility; larger or wider wheels can affect braking and ride quality.

Always verify compatibility with a professional installer, and consider maintaining the original overall diameter to preserve speedometer accuracy and ABS behavior.

Summary

In short, the Dodge Avenger’s stock rims span 16–18 inches depending on model year and trim, with 16" on base models, 17" on mid-level trims, and 18" options available on some packages. For exact size on a specific car, refer to the door placard, the owner's manual, or VIN-based documentation, and consult a dealer or tire shop for precise compatibility when changing wheels.

What size rims are on a 2013 Dodge Avenger?

The 2013 Dodge Avenger's rim size depends on the trim level, with 17-inch wheels being standard on the SE and SXT models and 18-inch wheels standard on the R/T model. Some models may also have available 19-inch wheels. 

Trim Level	Standard Wheel Size
SE	17-inch
SXT	17-inch
R/T	18-inch

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• The standard tire size for the R/T is 225/50R18. 
• The standard tire size for the SE and SXT is often 225/55R17. 
• Some models may also have 19-inch wheels with an available tire size of 235/45R19. 
• Aftermarket and custom rims are available in many sizes, including 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 22 inches. 

What is the bolt pattern on a Dodge Avenger?

The Dodge Avenger has a 5x114.3mm (or 5x4.5") wheel bolt pattern, which applies to both the first generation (1994–2000) and the second generation (2007–2014). This means the wheel has 5 lug holes with a bolt circle diameter of 114.3 millimeters or 4.5 inches. 

• Bolt pattern: 5x114.3mm or 5x4.5"
• Lugs: 5

What size rims are on a 2014 Dodge Avenger?

The 2014 Dodge Avenger rim size varies by trim, but common sizes are 17-inch (like 17x6.5) and 18-inch (like 18x7). Specific sizes depend on the trim level, such as the SE and SXT, which often came with 17-inch steel wheels, while the R/T model was equipped with 18-inch wheels. You can also find 19-inch optional wheels for some models. 
Here is a breakdown of common rim sizes for the 2014 Dodge Avenger:

• 17-inch: Many base models, like the SE and SXT, came with 17x6.5-inch wheels. 
• 18-inch: The R/T trim level commonly features 18x7-inch wheels. 
• 19-inch: An optional 19-inch wheel size was available. 

How do I know my rim size?

You can find your rim size by looking for markings on the back of the wheel, checking the existing tire's sidewall, or by measuring the rim's diameter and width directly. 
This video explains how to measure the size of your wheel: 58sehowautoYouTube · May 21, 2015
Check the existing tire or door jamb 

• Look for the tire size code on the sidewall of your current tire (e.g., 205/55R16). 
• The last two digits, "16" in this example, represent the rim diameter in inches. This is the most common way to find the size quickly, notes Bridgestone Americas. 
• You may also find a sticker with this information on the driver's side door jamb or inside the glove box. 

Find the markings on the wheel itself 

• Look on the back of the wheel, on one of the spokes, for stamped or cast numbers.
• This marking will often be in a format like "18x7½," where "18" is the diameter and "7½" is the width. 

Measure the rim directly 

• Diameter: Measure across the face of the rim, from bead seat to bead seat, to find the diameter. You can get a more accurate measurement by subtracting the rim lip from the overall face measurement. 
• Width: Measure from bead seat to bead seat across the barrel of the rim. Avoid measuring from the outer edges, which includes the lip.