Introduction:
The Nissan Rogue bolt pattern is 5×114.3 for the generations covered. PCD on its own does not determine wheel fitment. The diameter and width of the wheel, its offset, and center bore are important, as well as the tire size and clearance for the brakes. This guide has Rogue wheel specifications by year to assist in selecting replacements and aftermarket wheels.
Nissan Rogue Bolt Pattern by Year
The bolt pattern for Nissan Rogue models listed here is 5×114.3. The fitment guide also notes a 66.1mm centre bore and a thread size of M12 x 1.25 in the fitment applications covered by this guide. However, the wheel sizes on the factory wheels have changed from one generation to another and between some trims. Therefore, the model year is important when confirming Nissan Rogue’s wheel fitment.
| Model Year | Generation | Bolt Pattern | Center Bore | Common Documented OEM Wheel Diameters | Fitment Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2008–2013 | 1st Gen | 5×114.3 | 66.1 mm | 16″, 17″ | Verify exact application |
| 2014–2020 | 2nd Gen | 5×114.3 | 66.1 mm | 17″, 18″, with 19″ documented on later applications | Verify year and trim |
| 2021–2026 | 3rd Gen | 5×114.3 | 66.1 mm | 17″, 18″, 19″ | Verify trim and market |
2008–2013 Nissan Rogue
Nissan Rogue 1st generation came with a 5×114.3 wheel pattern. The 2008 model’s fitment application includes 16×6.5 and 17×7 factory wheel sizes, along with a centre bore of 66.1mm and a thread size of M12 x 1.25. This first generation was available till 2013, and this information is valuable in selecting replacement wheels for the Nissan Rogue 1st generation. The original feature must still be verified against the vehicle.
2014–2020 Nissan Rogue
The Rogue’s second generation retained 5×114.3. But its factory wheel applications changed. According to the 2014 Nissan owner’s manual, there are 17x7J steel and aluminum wheels. Further, there is an 18x7J aluminum application. Nissan’s parts catalogue assigns 17, 18, and 19-inch alloy wheel applications to the 2017 Rogue, suggesting Nissan Rogue model years should not be treated as having one identical wheel specification.
2021–2026 Nissan Rogue
The Rogue, third-generation, kept the 5×114.3 pattern. Data pertaining to the fitment for the 2021 and 2022 Rogue identifies 17×7.5, 18×7.5, and 19×7.5 applications with an ET40 specification in the documented specifications. Nissan’s 2026 specifications also reveal the application of 17-, 18-, and 19-inch alloy wheels.
Nissan Rogue Wheel Specifications by Generation
The Nissan Rogue wheel specs vary more than what the bolt pattern suggests. Key dimensions for replacement and aftermarket applications are center bore, wheel width, offset, lug specification, and tire fitment. Those measurements establish the wheel’s location on the car and whether the entire assembly will fit without clearance issues.
| Specification | 2008–2013 | 2014–2020 | 2021–2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bolt pattern | 5×114.3 | 5×114.3 | 5×114.3 |
| Center bore | 66.1 mm* | 66.1 mm* | 66.1 mm* |
| Wheel width | Application-specific | Application-specific | Application-specific |
| Offset | Application-specific | Application-specific | Application-specific |
| Lug specification | M12 x 1.25* | M12 x 1.25* | M12 x 1.25* |
*Center-bore and lug-thread figures are based on secondary fitment references and should be confirmed for the exact vehicle application.
Nissan Rogue Hub Size and Center Bore
According to the fitment references examined for the generations showcased in this Kipardo guide, the Nissan Rogue hub size is typically 66.1 mm. The center bore is the hole at the back of the wheel that slots onto the vehicle hub. A hub’s inner opening is smaller than the outer diameter of the wheel. A proper hub-centric ring should be used for a larger opening when specified by the wheel manufacturer.
For distributors, as part of the complete wheel specification, the center bore should be noted and not seen as a secondary feature.
Nissan Rogue Wheel Offset and Width
The Nissan Rogue wheel offset influences the location of the wheel. The wheel’s and suspension’s offsets affect their relationship, while the width alters the amount of space taken up on both the inner and outer sides of the vehicle.
Examine specifications together for compatibility. A wheel can have the correct 5×114.3 pattern, but it might not work because a difference in width or offset changes the available clearance.
Nissan Rogue Lug Specification and Torque
The Nissan Rogue lug nut size is frequently found in secondary fitment references as M12 x 1.25. Lug thread and tightening torque are two separate specification items that should not be used to determine one another.
Nissan has specified a wheel-nut tightening torque of 80 ft-lb (108 N·m) for the 2025 Rogue. When working on a specific model year, Nissan documentation specific to the vehicle should take precedence.
What Rim Sizes Fit the Nissan Rogue?
The Nissan Rogue wheel size varies from generation to generation and also by trim. While studying the given Nissan documentation, it is confirmed by the manufacturer that 17-, 18-, and 19-inch wheel applications used in various Nissan Rogue model years should not be taken as the size of wheels just being interchangeable for every Rogue.
17 Inch Alloy Wheels for Nissan Rogue
The 17-inch alloy wheels are used as original-equipment replacements, or can be used as an aftermarket option only when all wheel dimensions and tyre details meet your vehicle’s specifications.
Moreover, the 2017 Rogue document from Nissan lists a 17-inch wheel with a tire size of 225/65R17; on the other hand, the 2022 Rogue S comes with 17″ aluminum alloy wheels and P235/65R17 tires. It has been tested that the diameter is the same, but the overall applications of the wheels differ between generations.
18 Inch Alloy Wheels for Nissan Rogue
18-inch alloy wheels are also documented for multiple other Rogue generations. The 2017 model comes with specs of 18-inch aluminium wheels with a 225/60R18 tire, and the same for the 2022 model, where the tire specification is listed as P235/60R18.
So 18-inch was the ideal replacement and aftermarket size/but the wheel shouldn’t be picked just by size, but also by year and trim application.
19 Inch Alloy Wheels for Nissan Rogue
19-inch alloy wheels are offered for selected Rogue applications, especially high-tier trims in later model years. Nissan’s 2017 documentation lists a 19-inch alloy wheel with a 225/55R19 tyre. The 2022 Platinum and SL trim levels feature 19-inch alloys with 235/55 size tires.
As such, upgrading the Nissan Rogue wheel size is not necessarily an aftermarket modification. It could be a factory-backed configuration. The right wheel and tire combination relies heavily on the particular vehicle.
The best way for buyers looking for rims for a Nissan Rogue to be safe is to start with the year and trim. It matters a lot when putting in comparison the rim size of a 2021 Nissan Rogue rim size with an earlier application or when sourcing rims for 2016 Nissan Rogue models.
Nissan Rogue Wheel Fitment Examples: 2017 vs. 2022
One should not judge Nissan Rogue wheel fitment just by the bolt pattern provided. Compare the two model years, and you might end up with different desirable wheel dimensions. Both the 2017 and 2022 Rogue use 5×114.3 as their bolt pattern, but their documented wheel packages differ.
What the Comparison Shows
What matters most is not the bolt pattern. Both applications utilize 5×114.3 wheels. What varies is the rest of the wheel package.
The applicants in 2017 utilized 7-inch-wide wheels; however, in 2022, they used 7.5-inch-wide wheels. The tire dimensions have also changed from 225-section to 235-section.
A wheel pattern matching the Bolt should not justify approval for another Rogue model year. This pattern is not exclusive. The full specification for both the wheel and wheel-tire must support the vehicle application.
Does 5×114.3 Guarantee Nissan Rogue Wheel Fitment?
NO! Wheels with a bolt pattern of 5×114.3 wheels can still be ineffective/unsuitable for your Nissan Rogue wheel compatibility. A thorough assessment of the fitment of Nissan Rogue wheels also requires consideration of the center bore, wheel diameter, width, and offset, brake clearance, and tyre specification.
The wheel’s center bore is beneficial for its proper placement on the car hub. The wheel width as well as the offset determines the position of the wheel relative to the suspension components as well as the fender. The diameter and brake clearance must also suit the relevant vehicle configuration.
If you need a more comprehensive explanation as to 5×114.3 compatibility and measurement, then refer to the KIPARDO 5×114.3 wheels guide.
How to Verify Nissan Rogue Wheels Before Ordering
Correct Nissan Rogue wheel fitment starts with the correct application for the vehicle. First, identify the model year, generation, and trim where relevant. Afterward, ensure that the wheel you’re selecting uses the proper 5×114.3 pattern. Next, you’d like to check the full specifications of the wheel. This includes the diameter, width, offset, center bore, and brake clearance.
The selected wheel and the vehicle application should also match the tire specification. The specifications of the current Rogue show different tire sizes according to trim. Among others a P235/65R17, P235/60R18, and P235/55R19 applications.
For Nissan Rogue aftermarket wheels, distributors and retailers should ask for a vehicle-specific document from the customer. The document must contain wheel size, PCD, ET, CB, application, and related load information. Proper wheel fitment verification enables increased reliability and reduces incorrect applications of bulk orders.
Wheel Construction Options for Nissan Rogue Applications
The construction of wheels is independent of their application. A Rogue wheel may be produced as a cast, flow-formed, or forged design, provided its full specification is appropriate for the application.
Cast alloy wheels are used for mainstream replacement as well as aftermarket purposes. Flow-formed alloy wheels make use of a forming process that can reduce weight compared with cast construction. Forged alloy wheels are generally sitting at the premium end of the wheels market.
If you want to choose the best forged monoblock wheels, the construction and design have to be checked against the dimensions and loads of the vehicles.
‘Aftermarket’ is a class of the product, while cast, flow-form, and forged are construction methods. Replica is about styling or design and not about the manufacturing process.
Nissan Rogue Wheel Data for B2B Orders
Vehicle identification for B2B wheel sourcing should instead be linked with full application data as opposed to a simple “Nissan 5×114.3” tag. When ordering Nissan Rogue wheels, a distributor or retailer should first note the exact model year and generation, and then match the specified wheel information.
| Order Data | Information to Provide |
|---|---|
| Vehicle | Nissan Rogue |
| Model year | Exact year |
| Generation | 1st, 2nd, or 3rd |
| Bolt pattern | 5×114.3 |
| Wheel diameter | Application-specific |
| Width | Application-specific |
| Offset | Application-specific |
| Center bore | Application-specific |
| Tire specification | Vehicle/application matched |
| Quantity | Required bulk quantity |
The Nissan Rogue wheels for distributors and retailers will have a clearer fitment record. Having multiple Rogue model years on one order makes it easier to audit B2B wheel sourcing.
Conclusion
The model years outlined in this guide have a Nissan Rogue bolt pattern of 5×114.3. Nonetheless, matching the bolt pattern is not all there is to proper Nissan Rogue wheel fitment. All wheel dimensions must be verified for the specific vehicle before ordering, including specifications such as size, width, offset, centre bore, brake clearance, and tyre size. If you still have any concerns about wheels for Nissan Rogue, feel free to contact the KIPARDO team for help anytime.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can 2017 Nissan Rogue wheels fit a 2022 Nissan Rogue?
Not by default. While both model years share a 5×114.3 bolt pattern, their stated wheel sizes differ. The 2017 Rogue uses applications like 17x7J, 18x7J, and 19x7J and documented 2022 attributes using 17×7.5, 18×7.5, 19×7.5. Before the wheels are considered interchangeable, the full specification of the wheels should be checked.
