5x114.3 Bolt Pattern Wheels
The 5x114.3 bolt pattern (also written 5x4.5) is one of the most common five-lug layouts on the road, spanning Japanese sport sedans, modern coupes, and even late-model Mustangs. This page is for owners shopping aftermarket wheels who want to confirm fitment and see which vehicles share the same hole spacing.
What to know
A 5x114.3 pattern means five lugs spaced across a 114.3mm bolt circle. Because so many platforms use it, wheel selection is wide, but identical lug spacing does not guarantee a clean fit. Center bore varies a lot across these cars: Honda and Acura hubs are often 64.1mm, while Lexus, INFINITI, and most rear-drive applications run larger bores, so hub-centric rings are frequently part of the equation.
For street and track builds, pay attention to offset and width before color or finish. A wheel that bolts on can still rub the fender or strut if the offset is wrong. Always confirm fitment using all three measurements: bolt pattern, center bore, and the wheel's diameter, width, and ET.
Vehicles with the 5x114.3 bolt pattern
- Acura: 2026 Integra, 2019 TLX, 2012 TSX, 2008 TL, 2006 RSX
- Honda: 2026 Civic, 2025 Accord, 2006 S2000
- Ford: 2026 Mustang
- Hyundai: 2025 Elantra N, 2013 Genesis Coupe
- INFINITI: 2021 Q50, 2018 Q60, 2013 G37, 2008 G35
- Kia: 2026 K5, 2022 Stinger
- Lexus: 2025 IS350, 2019 IS300, 2016 IS200t, 2015 IS250, 2015 GS350
Popular brands
Plenty of brands cast this pattern. Rotiform covers monoblock and forged styles for clean OEM-plus looks, while Enkei remains a go-to for lightweight track-focused designs. BBS brings motorsport heritage and forged construction, ESR offers concave aggressive fitments at an accessible price, and Konig is a value pick for street and entry-level track use.
Wheel guides
If you are dialing in fitment, start with Wheel Offset Explained: Why ET Numbers Matter More Than Wheel Width, then read Showing 28 in stock.
