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Warning

This wheel and tyre fitment guide gives optional fitment suggestions. It is intended only for trained and qualified professionals, as reference guidelines. It is not for consumer use.

Disclaimer

All information on this website is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication by Wheel Fitment Guide. No representations or warranties, express or implied, are made about the accuracy, correctness or completeness of the information.

Liability. Wheel Fitment Guide is not liable to any party, whether under contract, tort or any other legal theory, for the contents of this website or for any use of or reliance on it. By using this website, you unconditionally accept that Wheel Fitment Guide is not liable for any reliance you place on the information, and you agree to hold Wheel Fitment Guide harmless in all events.

The information is compiled from available vehicle manufacturer sources and is believed to be accurate, but it is not guaranteed. Vehicle and product specifications, such as braking systems and wheel configurations, change constantly, so it isn't possible to list every variation available at any time.

Before upgrading wheel and tyre fitments

  • Check that the change complies with your state or national laws for aftermarket or OEM upgrades.
  • The tyre load index must be equal to or greater than the figure on the vehicle's tyre placard. For example, a placard showing 91 means the tyre must be rated 91 or higher.
  • Some vehicles have more than one tyre placard showing other tyre sizes and load indexes, which may allow upgrades not listed in this guide.
  • Confirm wheel load ratings before fitting.
  • Check wheels for brake caliper clearance before mounting tyres.
  • Never use spacer plates to make wheels fit.
  • Overall tyre diameters and section widths vary between manufacturers. The calculated overall diameters and section widths are averages only.
  • Keep tyres within a 15 mm increase or a 25 mm decrease in diameter, and check this against your local laws.
  • Check with your insurer that you're covered when replacing original wheels and tyres with larger ones.
  • All information is based on a standard, unmodified vehicle.
  • Wheel Fitment Guide is not liable for typographical errors. It is the buyer's responsibility to make sure wheel and tyre fitment is correct for the application.
  • All torque settings, in newton metres and foot-pounds, are a guide only. Refer to the vehicle's owner's manual for exact figures. Neither Wheel Fitment Guide nor the vehicle manufacturer is accountable for incorrect data or typographical errors.
  • Wheel Fitment Guide is not responsible for any actions taken based on this guide, and all warnings must be observed before it is used.

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