5x139.7 Bolt Pattern Wheels
The 5x139.7 bolt pattern (also written 5x5.5) is the standard for full-size half-ton trucks and many older SUVs. This page is for owners building a fitment setup who need wheels that bolt up cleanly to a five-lug hub spaced 139.7mm across.
What to know
This is a heavy-duty pattern, so most wheels carrying it are rated for truck loads and run a larger center bore than a typical car wheel. Always confirm three things together: the 5x139.7 bolt pattern, the center bore that matches your hub (a hub-centric ring or seat keeps the wheel concentric), and the diameter, width, and offset that fit your fenders and brakes.
On lifted or stock half-ton trucks, offset drives the look. A lower or negative offset pushes the wheel outward for a wider, aggressive stance but can rub at full lock or load the bearings harder. A more conservative offset tucks the wheel under the fender for a factory-clean fit. Decide the stance first, then choose width and offset to match.
Vehicles with the 5x139.7 bolt pattern
These trucks are confirmed to run this pattern:
Popular brands
Several brands offer wheels in or adaptable to this pattern. Rotiform brings distinctive forged and cast designs that work on trucks and SUVs. Enkei is known for lightweight, durable construction. BBS remains the benchmark for engineering and finish quality, while Avant Garde and Rohana lean into concave faces and bold staggered looks.
Wheel guides
Before you order, read Hub-Centric vs Lug-Centric Wheels: What Actually Centers Your Wheel to understand bore fit on truck hubs. If you're tweaking stance, Wheel Offset Explained: Why ET Numbers Matter More Than Wheel Width covers how ET changes the look and clearance, and Are Wheel Spacers Safe? The Real Answer Every Enthusiast Needs is worth reading if you plan to add width.
Frequently asked questions
Will any 5x139.7 wheel fit my truck? Not automatically. The pattern is only one of three checks. You also need a center bore that matches or exceeds your hub (use a ring if larger) and an offset and width that clear your suspension and fenders.
Can I use spacers with this pattern? Yes, hub-centric spacers in 5x139.7 are common for widening stance or clearing brakes, but use the correct longer studs or bolts and torque to spec. The spacer guides above explain the trade-offs.
What size do most owners run? Stock-style diameters in the 18 to 20 inch range are typical, with offset and width chosen for either a tucked factory look or a wider, more aggressive fit.
Related patterns: 5x114.3, 5x120, 5x112, 5x100, and 4x100. Preview your build in the Wheel Visualizer or spec a complete setup with the Package Builder.
Wheels with a 5x139.7 bolt pattern
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