5 Stud Alloy Wheels
Manufacturer from China
Factory-direct pricing with rapid bulk lead times
ISO 9001 & JWL/VIA certified; 100% QC and load testing
Robust 5-stud engineering for higher loads and stable mounting
OEM/ODM customization—sizes, offsets, bolt patterns, finishes
5 Stud Alloy Wheels for Sedans
5 Stud Alloy Wheels for Off Road
17,18 inch, ET:-12~+15
5×114.3-150 ,6×114.3-139.7
15 inch, ET:-44
5×114-139.7/6×114.3-1139.7
Features of 5 Stud Alloy Wheels
KIPARDO 5 stud alloy wheels deliver heat-efficient braking, stylish looks, and easy maintenance. Built from high-grade alloys for lasting durability, they resist rust, improve handling, and boost acceleration. With precise fitment and lightweight strength, they offer performance, style, and reliability your customers will trust.
Pitch Circle Diameter of 5 Stud Alloy Wheels
Common PCD sizes for 5 stud alloy wheels include:
| 5×100 mm | 5×108 mm | 5×110 mm |
| 5×112 mm | 5×114.3 mm | 5×115 mm |
| 5×120 mm | 5×127 mm | 5×130 mm |
The 5 stud alloy wheels PCD must match the vehicle hub’s bolt pattern exactly to ensure fitment and safety. Also, please verify the center bore and offset before ordering in bulk.
Meaning of 5x114.3 Bolt Pattern
Knowing the exact PCD is essential for you when sourcing alloy wheels in bulk. The 5×114.3 wheels refer to 5 stud alloy wheels with a bolt pattern where five lug holes are spaced evenly on a circle measuring 114.3 mm in diameter, as shown in the picture. 5×114.3 is one of the most widely used wheel sizes that is compatible with many sedans, SUVs, and light trucks.
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Customer Reviews
Absolutely love everything about KIPARDO! Color, finish, center caps. 5 stud forged wheels came in at 17.7lbs vs 28.9lbs factory. Nicely packaged, too. Highly recommended.
Lisa from United StatesExcellent customer service and support, from ordering to delivery, Wendy was super helpful and answered all the questions I had. She is very professional, will definitely be buying another order soon!
James from PolandFast shipping, great quality alloy wheels, and quick responses to any questions I had. Highly recommend.
Tom from Unites States
FAQ
The 5×112 bolt pattern is widely used by many European and some Asian automakers for sedans, SUVs, and performance models. Popular vehicle brands and models with 5×112 PCD include:
| Brand | Example Models |
|---|---|
| Audi | A3, A4, A6, Q5, Q7 |
| Mercedes-Benz | C-Class, E-Class, S-Class, GLC, GLE |
| Volkswagen | Golf, Passat, Tiguan, Touareg |
| Skoda | Octavia, Superb, Kodiaq |
| BMW | 2 Series, 3 Series (G20), X3 |
| Porsche | Macan, Cayenne |
| Hyundai / Kia | Ioniq 5, EV6 |
5×100 is common on compact cars, hatchbacks, and some small SUVs, particularly from Japanese and European brands. Popular vehicle brands and models with 5×100 PCD include:
| Brand | Example Models |
|---|---|
| Toyota | Corolla, Celica, Prius (2004–2015), Matrix |
| Subaru | Impreza (up to 2014), Forester (up to 2013), Legacy (pre-2005) |
| Volkswagen | Beetle (1998–2010), Golf Mk4, Jetta Mk4 |
| Audi | TT Mk1, A3 (early models) |
| Pontiac | Vibe (2003–2010) |
| Chrysler | PT Cruiser |
5×120 is widely used on mid-size to large sedans, SUVs, and performance vehicles. Popular vehicle brands and models with 5×120 PCD include:
| Brand | Example Models |
|---|---|
| BMW | 3 Series, 5 Series, 7 Series, X3, X5 |
| Chevrolet | Camaro, Colorado, Trailblazer |
| Holden | Commodore, Caprice |
| Honda | Odyssey (2011+), Pilot (2016+) |
| Land Rover | Discovery, Range Rover, Defender (new models) |
| Cadillac | CTS, XTS |
| Buick | Enclave |
Yes, while it’s possible to change a wheel stud pattern, but for bulk sourcing of 5 stud alloy wheels, the safest and most cost-efficient option for you is always to match the original PCD of the vehicle.
No, 5×112 and 5×114.3 are two different bolt patterns. “5” means there are 5 lug holes, while the second number (112 or 114.3) is the diameter of the circle these lug holes form, so you put 5×112 wheels to 5×114.3 hubs, the lug holes will not align perfectly.
If you do need to fit them, the correct way is to use high-quality PCD conversion adapters, but it may affect offsets and clearance. As the B2B buyer, ensuring correct fitment can protect your customers’ safety, reduce returns, and maintain your reputation.
Yes. 5×4.5” and 5×114.3 mm are the same bolt pattern, they both refer to 5 stud alloy wheels with five lug holes arranged in a circle that measures 4.5 inches (114.3 mm) in diameter.
Here’s a bolt pattern conversion chart for your reference.
| Metric Size (mm) | Imperial Size (inches) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 5×100 | 5×3.94″ | Common on compact sedans and hatchbacks. |
| 5×108 | 5×4.25″ | Popular with European brands like Volvo, Jaguar, and Ford, etc. |
| 5×112 | 5×4.41″ | Widely used by Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and VW. |
| 5×114.3 | 5×4.5″ | Fit for many sedans, SUVs, and light trucks. |
| 5×115 | 5×4.53″ | Found on certain GM and Chrysler models. |
| 5×120 | 5×4.72″ | Common for BMW, some SUVs, and light trucks. |
