Boyd Coddington 5x120.65 wheels bring the brand's hot-rod heritage to the classic 5x120.65 (5x4.75) bolt circle, with six models offered across 15-, 17-, 18- and 20-inch diameters and a spread of plated, polished and machined finishes. Whether you're building a street rod, a pro-touring muscle car or a clean cruiser, this group covers the staple sizes and looks in one place.
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Why Boyd Coddington in 5x120.65
Boyd Coddington remains one of the most recognizable names in American custom wheels, and the 5x120.65 pattern is a long-running standard for many GM-era cars and traditional builds. Carrying the designs across multiple diameters means you can keep a period-correct stance with a smaller fitment or modernize the look with a larger one without leaving the brand's signature styling. Each model below is built as a monoblock wheel, so the construction is consistent and straightforward to plan around.
Models & finishes offered
The Junkyard Dog appears in three finish-specific versions: the BC1C Junkyard Dog in Chrome and Chrome Plated, the BC1P Junkyard Dog in High Polish, and the BC1GM Junkyard Dog in Gunmetal / Machined Lip. The Speedster comes as the BC2MB Speedster in Gloss Black and Machined and the BC2P Speedster in High Polish, while the BC3 Bristol carries a Gloss Black / Milled Spokes look. If you're set on a specific color direction, browse the chrome Boyd Coddington wheels, the black Boyd Coddington wheels, or the gray Boyd Coddington wheels to compare finishes across the full Boyd Coddington lineup.
Fitment coverage
Within this group the 5x120.65 bolt pattern is the focus, and the Junkyard Dog trio spans the widest size range at 15, 17, 18 and 20 inches. The Speedster models are offered in 17 and 18 inch, and the Bristol in 15 and 17 inch. If your build uses a different hub spacing, the same designs are also available in 5x114.3 and 5x127. By diameter you can jump straight to the 15-inch wheels, 17-inch wheels, or 18-inch wheels to narrow the look you want.
How to choose
Start with the bolt pattern your car actually requires, then pick a diameter that suits the stance you're after — smaller for a traditional rod feel, larger for a modern footprint. From there it's a finish decision: bright and reflective like the BC1C Junkyard Dog 20x9 +0 Chrome Plated or the BC1P Junkyard Dog 20x9 +0 High Polish, a two-tone machined contrast such as the BC2MB Speedster 17x8 +0 Gloss Black and Machined or the BC1GM Junkyard Dog 18x8 -12 Gunmetal and Machined Lip, or the milled-spoke detail of the BC3 Bristol 15x7 Gloss Black / Milled Spokes. Prefer a polished smaller wheel? The BC2P Speedster 17x7 +0 High Polish is a clean choice. Every order ships free, and financing is available through Affirm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Boyd Coddington models come in 5x120.65?
The BC1C, BC1P and BC1GM Junkyard Dog, the BC2MB and BC2P Speedster, and the BC3 Bristol are all offered in the 5x120.65 bolt pattern.
What diameters are available?
Across these models you'll find 15, 17, 18 and 20 inch options; the Junkyard Dog covers all four, while the Speedster and Bristol focus on smaller sizes.
How are these wheels built?
Each of these six models is a monoblock wheel.