Will Toyota rims fit Nissan Patrol?

In many cases, Toyota rims can fit a Nissan Patrol if the lug pattern, hub bore, offset, and overall clearance align with the Patrol’s specifications; otherwise they will not mount safely or perform properly.

Core compatibility factors

To gauge whether Toyota rims could fit the Patrol, start with the core compatibility elements you must verify before attempting a mount.

• Lug pattern compatibility: Ensure the wheel and hub share the same number of lug holes and the same bolt circle diameter.


• Center bore alignment: The wheel’s center bore must fit over the Patrol’s hub. If the bore is larger, you’ll typically need hub-centric rings; if smaller, the wheel cannot mount.


• Offset and width: The wheel’s offset (backspacing) and width must position the tire correctly relative to the fenders, suspension, and brakes to avoid rubbing or handling changes.


• Brake caliper and rotor clearance: The rim must clear the calipers and rotors; some wide or high-offset rims can contact components.


• Stud size and thread pitch: The wheel studs and lug nuts must engage properly with the wheel holes; mismatch can require adapters or different fasteners.

In practice, any mismatch among these factors means the rim is not a drop-in fit for the Patrol.

Practical steps to check your wheels

With the theoretical factors in mind, use these steps to confirm the fit on your exact vehicle and wheel model.

• Collect exact specifications for both vehicles: lug pattern, center bore, wheel width and diameter, offset, and stud size.


• Compare lug patterns first. If they do not match exactly, the rims will not mount safely without modification.


• Measure the center bore. If the Toyota rim’s bore is larger, you may need hub-centric rings; if smaller, the rim will not fit.


• Assess offset and width to ensure proper clearance with brakes, suspension, and fenders; consult a professional if you’re unsure.

Follow these steps carefully. If any requirement cannot be satisfied, do not proceed with mounting the Toyota rims on the Patrol.

Adapters and safety considerations

Spacers or adapters are sometimes used to reconcile minor differences, but they can affect braking performance, wheel bearing loads, and overall safety. Only use adapters designed for your exact wheel and vehicle, preferably installed by a qualified technician. Poorly chosen or installed adapters can void warranties and raise risk of wheel failure.

Bottom line

There is no universal yes-or-no answer. Some Toyota rims may fit a Nissan Patrol if they match lug pattern, center bore, offset, width, and brake clearance for your specific Patrol model. When any of these factors don’t align, it’s safer to choose wheels that are rated for the Patrol or to consult a professional for alternatives.

Summary

Wheel compatibility across brands is possible but not guaranteed. Always verify the exact specs for the Patrol and the Toyota rims you’re considering, including lug pattern, center bore, offset, width, diameter, brake clearance, and stud size. When in doubt, seek professional fitting advice and prioritize wheels designed for the Patrol to ensure safety and performance.

Do Toyota and Nissan have the same bolt pattern?

The bolt pattern is the same, but the center hole is bigger. Not sure if that messes any thing up.

What stud pattern is a Nissan Patrol?

6 x 139.7
6 x 139.7 PCD stud pattern and a 78mm Center Bore (CB).

How do I know if my rims are compatible?

A rim compatibility checker can be found through online calculators, which allow you to input rim and tire specifications to see if they will fit your vehicle, or by using a physical wheel fitment tool that simulates tire sizes. To check compatibility, you need to know your vehicle's bolt pattern and ensure the new rim's pattern matches exactly. You will also need to check the rim width against the new tire's recommended width to ensure optimal performance and safety, as well as confirm the rim diameter is compatible with the tire's inner diameter. 
How to check rim compatibility
1. Use an online calculator or simulator

• Online Calculators: Use a tire size calculator to compare your current tire and rim size with a new one, or check a vehicle-specific fitment guide on sites like Wheel-Size.com. Some allow you to input your vehicle's make, model, and year for precise results. 
• Physical Simulators: For hands-on checks, you can use a physical wheel fitment tool that allows you to simulate different tire sizes to see how they will fit on a rim. 

2. Check the bolt pattern

• Your new rim's bolt pattern must exactly match your vehicle's bolt pattern.
• The pattern is shown as a two-number format (e.g., 4-100), where the first number is the number of bolt holes and the second is the diameter of the circle those holes are on (in millimeters or inches). 

3. Verify rim width and tire width 

• Ensure the new rim's width is compatible with the new tire's width for proper fit and performance.
• Check a compatibility chart or calculator to find the recommended tire width range for your rim's width. 

4. Check the rim diameter 

• The rim diameter is the last number in a tire size (e.g., 17 in 205/45R17). 
• Ensure the rim diameter is compatible with your vehicle's requirements. Using a different diameter can affect your vehicle's speedometer, odometer, and other systems. 

5. Look for a wheel visualizer 

• If you are unsure how a new wheel will look on your vehicle, use a 3D wheel visualizer to see a realistic preview before buying.
• This is a great tool to help you make a confident purchase decision without the guesswork. 

What is the bolt pattern on a Toyota rim?

Toyota rim bolt patterns vary by model and year, but some common sizes include 5x114.3 mm (found on many sedans and SUVs) and 6x139.7 mm (often on trucks like the Tacoma). Other patterns, such as 5x100 mm, are used on specific models like some Corollas. You must confirm the specific pattern for your vehicle, as it is not universal. 
Common Toyota bolt patterns

• 5x114.3 mm: This is a very common pattern used on a wide range of models, including many sedans, coupes, and SUVs like the RAV4 and recent Corolla models. 
• 6x139.7 mm: This pattern is frequently used on Toyota trucks, such as the Tacoma. 
• 5x100 mm: This pattern is found on certain Toyota models, particularly some Corolla generations. 

How to find your vehicle's specific bolt pattern

• Check the owner's manual: The manual should contain the correct specifications for your vehicle's wheels.
• Use a bolt pattern gauge: A specialized tool can accurately measure your current wheel's pattern, whether it's an even or odd number of lug holes. 
• Measure the distance between lug holes: 
  • For an even number of lugs (e.g., 6 or 8), measure from the center of one lug hole to the center of the hole directly opposite it. 
  • For an odd number of lugs (e.g., 5), measure from the center of one lug hole to the center of the lug hole that would be directly across from it. 
• Call the dealership: Contact a dealership and provide your vehicle's make, model, and year for confirmation.