Whats the bolt pattern for a Dodge Challenger?

The bolt pattern you need to know depends on the Challenger’s generation. For modern Challengers (from 2008 onward) the pattern is 5 lug on a 115 mm circle (5x115). Classic Challengers from 1969 to 1974 use a 5x114.3 mm pattern (5x4.5 inches). Always verify your exact vehicle’s specs before buying wheels or adapters.

Overview by era

Wheels must match the lug count and the bolt circle diameter. Below is a quick reference for the two main eras of the Dodge Challenger:

• First generation (1969–1974): 5-lug pattern on a 114.3 mm bolt circle (5x114.3).


• Modern Challenger (2008–2023): 5-lug pattern on a 115 mm bolt circle (5x115); center bore typically 72.6 mm; aftermarket wheels may require hub-centric rings.

These patterns reflect the vehicle’s platform and production era. If your car is a special edition or has aftermarket modifications, always confirm with the wheel manufacturer or a dealership.

How to verify your Challenger's bolt pattern

Use the steps below to confirm the bolt pattern on your specific Challenger, especially when shopping for wheels or adapters:

1. Count the lug holes: most Challengers have 5 lug holes, but always confirm on your actual wheel hubs.


2. Measure the bolt circle diameter: measure from the center of one lug hole straight across to the center of the opposite lug hole. This is your bolt pattern diameter (in mm or inches).


3. Check the center bore: measure the hub opening (center bore) and compare with wheel requirements. Modern Challengers typically use a 72.6 mm center bore.


4. Verify the wheel specification: confirm the wheel’s listed bolt pattern matches your measurement (e.g., 5x115 mm or 5x114.3 mm) and that the center bore is compatible or you’ll need hub rings.


5. Consult official sources if in doubt: the VIN, owner’s manual, or the dealer can confirm the exact spec for your trim and year.

Accurate verification helps ensure proper fit, safe installation, and optimal performance when swapping wheels.

Summary

In short, Dodge Challengers split into two main bolt-pattern eras: modern models use 5x115 mm (5 on 115 mm) with a 72.6 mm center bore, while classic 1969–1974 Challengers use 5x114.3 mm (5 on 4.5 inches). Always measure or confirm with official documentation or the wheel manufacturer to avoid fitment issues, especially if you’re mixing wheels with adapters or rings.

What's the bolt pattern on a Dodge Challenger?

5 x 4.53 inches
All Dodge Challengers manufactured from 2008 onwards have a bolt pattern of 5×115 mm (5 x 4.53 inches).

What cars use the 6x120 bolt pattern?

Vehicles that commonly use the 6x120 bolt pattern include: Buick Enclave, Cadillac SRX, Cadillac XT5, Chevrolet Colorado, Chevrolet Traverse, GMC Canyon, and Saab 9-4X.

What cars fit a 5x115 bolt pattern?

Cars with a 5x115 bolt pattern include many models from General Motors (Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile) and some from Chrysler and Dodge. Examples include a variety of GM sedans, coupes, and vans, such as the Chevrolet Impala, Pontiac Grand Prix, and Cadillac DeVille, as well as Chrysler 300 and Dodge models.
 
General Motors

• Buick: Century, LeSabre, Park Avenue, Regal, and others.
• Cadillac: DeVille, DTS, Seville, and Eldorado.
• Chevrolet: Impala, Monte Carlo, Lumina, and others.
• Oldsmobile: Aurora, Cutlass Supreme, Eighty-Eight, and others.
• Pontiac: Grand Prix, Bonneville, and others.
• GMC: Relay minivan.
• Saturn: Relay minivan. 

Chrysler and Dodge 
Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, and Dodge Challenger. 
Other brands

• Kia: Amanti.
• Lancia: Thema. 

What has a 4x108 bolt pattern?

Cars with a 4x108 bolt pattern include many models from Ford, Volvo, and Peugeot, such as the Ford Fiesta, Ford Escort, and many older Volvo models. It is also found on vehicles from brands like Saab, Audi, and Mazda, among others. 
Ford

• Ford Fiesta (1976-2023)
• Ford Escort (1981-1990)
• Ford Contour (1995 onwards)
• Ford Mustang (1974-1993)
• Ford Focus (2000 onwards)
• Ford Thunderbird (1978-1993)
• Ford Tempo (1983-1994) 

Volvo
Volvo 850, Volvo XC70, and Many older Volvo models. 
Peugeot

• Peugeot 205, 206, 207, 208
• Peugeot 306, 307, 308, 309
• Peugeot 405, 406, 407
• Peugeot 1007, 106 

Other brands

• Saab 900, 9000
• Mazda (various models)
• Audi 80, 90, 100, 4000, Coupe, Cabriolet (various years)
• Mercury Cougar (1989-1998)
• Mercury Sable (all FWD)
• Lincoln Mark VIII
• Lincoln LS
• Alfa Romeo (older models)
• Citroën (various models)
• Abarth (2024-2025 600e)