ARC 5x110 Wheels
ARC 5x110 wheels bring the brand's clean, motorsport-inspired monoblock designs to cars running the 5x110 bolt circle, available here as a custom-drill option across the models built for five-lug fitments. These are lightweight, single-piece castings drilled to order, so you can match the look you want to the hub spacing your platform needs. Free shipping ships with every order, and financing is available through Affirm.
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Why ARC in 5x110
The 5x110 pattern shows up on a range of European and crossover applications, and getting a precise custom drill matters more here than on common patterns because it directly affects how the wheel seats on the hub. ARC's five-lug models are monoblock by construction, meaning each wheel is forged or cast as one piece rather than bolted together — a design that keeps weight down and removes the maintenance of a multi-piece assembly. Because 5x110 is offered as a custom-drill specification on these models, it shares the same engineering and finishes as the brand's more common drillings.
Which Models & Finishes
The 5x110 drill is available on the brand's larger-diameter, five-lug designs. The AR1 comes in 17- and 18-inch diameters and pairs nicely with the All Black Gold Rivet look or a Silver Machine Face Lip with Chrome Rivet. The AR5 is an 18-inch design offered in All Black Gold Rivet, Bronze, and Silver Machine Face Lip Chrome Rivet. The AR6, also 18 inches, adds a Hyper Black Machine Lip alongside All Black Gold Rivet and Silver Machine Face Lip Chrome Rivet. For shoppers who want the brushed-and-bright aesthetic, the silver ARC finishes show off the machined lip detail. Smaller 15- and 16-inch four-lug designs like the AR4 and AR3 round out the wider lineup but use four-lug patterns rather than 5x110.
Fitment Coverage
Within the five-lug ARC range, the bolt patterns offered include 5x108 (Custom Drill), 5x110 (Custom Drill), 5x112 (Custom Drill), 5x114.3, 5x115 (Custom Drill), and 5x120 (Custom Drill). If your project actually runs an adjacent spacing, it's worth comparing the 5x108, 5x112, 5x115, and 5x120 options before committing to a custom drill. Diameters across the lineup span 15 to 18 inches, with the 5x110-capable models living at 17 and 18 inches — see the 17-inch and 18-inch selections to compare sizes side by side.
How to Choose
Start by confirming your bolt pattern is genuinely 5x110, then pick the diameter that suits your build — 17-inch for a more aggressive sidewall, 18-inch for a filled arch. From there, the finish drives the personality: the gold-rivet black look reads sportier, while the chrome-rivet silver and Bronze options lean classic. A great starting reference is the ARC AR5 18x8.5 +35 All Black Gold Rivet or the slightly wider-spec ARC AR6 18x8 +30 All Black Gold Rivet; the 17-inch ARC AR1 17x8.5 +35 is a strong value pick. You can always browse the full ARC lineup to weigh every model together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 5x110 a standard or custom drill on ARC wheels?
On the five-lug ARC models, 5x110 is offered as a custom-drill specification, meaning the wheel is drilled to that pattern to order.
Which ARC models can be ordered in 5x110?
The five-lug designs — the AR1, AR5, and AR6 — list 5x110 among their available custom drills, in 17- and 18-inch diameters depending on the model.
What construction do these ARC wheels use?
The AR1, AR5, and AR6 are monoblock wheels, built as a single piece rather than a bolted multi-piece assembly.