4x100 Bolt Pattern Wheels
The 4x100 bolt pattern is one of the most common four-lug fitments on lightweight imports and compact cars, which makes it a favorite among enthusiasts building street and track setups on a budget. This page is for owners shopping wheels for a 4x100 vehicle who want to confirm fitment before they buy.
What to know
4x100 means four lug holes spaced on a 100mm circle. It is almost always paired with smaller diameters, typically 15 to 17 inches, since the cars wearing it are light and run modest brakes. Stepping up to 18s is possible but often forces aggressive stretch or rubbing, so most clean builds stay in the 15–17 range with a moderate offset.
Bolt pattern alone never guarantees a fit. You also need the correct center bore and a sensible offset and width for your fenders. A wheel that bolts on can still rub or sit poorly if the bore is too tight or the offset is wrong, so always check all three: pattern, bore, and size.
Vehicles with the 4x100 bolt pattern
These applications run 4x100 from the factory. Confirm your exact year and trim, since some models switched patterns across generations:
- Acura: 2001 Integra
- Honda: 2010 Fit, 2005 Civic
- Mazda: 2025 MX-5 Miata, 2003 Miata
- Mini: 2016 Cooper
- Mitsubishi: 2003 Lancer
- Scion: 2005 xB
- Toyota: 1986 Corolla
Popular brands
Several manufacturers cast 4x100 in the sizes these cars want. Enkei is the go-to for lightweight flow-formed designs, while Konig offers affordable concave looks in tuner sizes. Rotiform brings distinctive multi-spoke and mesh styles, BBS remains the benchmark for forged motorsport pedigree, and Aodhan covers the value end with bold finishes.
Wheel guides
Before you commit to a width, read Wheel Offset Explained: Why ET Numbers Matter More Than Wheel Width to understand how ET decides where your wheel sits. If your new wheels have a different bore than stock, Hub-Centric vs Lug-Centric Wheels: What Actually Centers Your Wheel explains why rings matter. Curious about closing a small fitment gap? See Are Wheel Spacers Safe? The Real Answer Every Enthusiast Needs.
Frequently asked questions
Is 4x100 the same as 4x114.3? No. They share four lugs but use different circle diameters, so they are not interchangeable and cannot be safely adapted with standard hardware.
What size wheels work best on 4x100 cars? Most owners run 15 to 17 inches. Smaller diameters keep weight down and tire choice wide, which suits these lightweight platforms.
Do I need hub-centric rings? If the wheel's center bore is larger than your hub, yes. Rings center the wheel and prevent vibration; never rely on lug nuts alone to do that job.
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