Cragar 5x120.65 wheels bring the brand's classic hot-rod and muscle-car styling to the 5x120.65 bolt circle, with options spanning timeless chrome dishes and machined-lip finishes. This is a focused selection of Cragar models that fit the 5x120.65 pattern, available in diameters from 15 up to 17 inches. Every order ships free, and financing is available through Affirm.
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Why Cragar 5x120.65 wheels matter
The 5x120.65 bolt pattern (often written 5x4.75") is a longtime staple of American rear-drive platforms, and Cragar has built its reputation on the deep-dish, polished look that defines period-correct restorations and street builds alike. Choosing a wheel in the correct pattern is the difference between a clean bolt-on and a no-go, so this page gathers only Cragar designs that genuinely carry 5x120.65 drilling. Many of these wheels are dual-drilled, pairing 5x120.65 with a second pattern so a single design covers more vehicles.
Which Cragar models & finishes are offered
Several distinct Cragar designs are available in this fitment, each with its own construction and finish set:
- The 61C is a monoblock 15-inch wheel in Chrome, exemplified by the 61C 5x120.65 15x8 -13 Chrome.
- The 391C is a monoblock 17-inch design, also in Chrome — see the 391C 5x120.65 17x8 +3 Chrome.
- The 380S is a monoblock wheel offered in 17- and 18-inch diameters with a Silver w/Mirror Machined Lip finish, such as the 380S 5x120.65/5x127 17x8 +0.
- The 390C Street Pro comes in Chrome Plated and a Composite Chrome Steel Rim build; the 390C Street Pro 17x7 +0 Composite Chrome Steel Rim is dual-drilled for 5x114.3 and 5x120.65.
- The 32C Keystone Klassic is a monoblock 15-inch classic, like the 32C Keystone Klassic 15x8 -16.
If chrome is your priority, browse the broader range of Chrome Cragar wheels to compare designs side by side.
Fitment coverage
These wheels are drilled in 5x120.65, a pattern shared by many classic American rear-drive cars and trucks. Because several designs are dual-drilled, you'll also see 5x114.3 and 5x127 listed on the same wheel — handy when one design needs to span more than one platform. Diameters here run 15 and 17 inches, with the 380S also reaching 18. If your build uses the other common five-lug pattern, the Cragar 5x114.3 wheels page collects those fitments. You can also shop by size through the 15" Cragar wheels and 17" Cragar wheels pages.
How to choose
Start by confirming your hub's bolt pattern is 5x120.65 before anything else. Next, match diameter to your tire and brake clearance — a 15-inch 61C suits classic restorations, while the 17-inch 391C and 380S lean modern. Then pick a finish: deep mirror chrome for a traditional look or the Silver w/Mirror Machined Lip of the 380S for a two-tone contrast. Finally, check the offset (for example -16, -13, +0, or +3) against your fender and suspension to dial in stance. When in doubt, compare the full Cragar lineup to see how each design's width and offset line up with your goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Cragar wheels come in 5x120.65?
The 61C, 391C, 380S, 390C Street Pro, and 32C Keystone Klassic are offered in the 5x120.65 bolt pattern, with several of them dual-drilled to cover additional patterns.
What finishes are available in this pattern?
You'll find Chrome on the 61C and 391C, Chrome Plated and a Composite Chrome Steel Rim on the 390C Street Pro, and Silver w/Mirror Machined Lip on the 380S.
What diameters can I get?
Sizes range from 15 inches up to 17 inches across these models, with the 380S also available in 18 inches.