Konig 4x108 Wheels
The Konig 4x108 wheels here bring the brand's motorsport-bred designs to one of the less-common four-lug bolt patterns, so owners of older Ford, Peugeot, and select GM-platform cars can finally find a modern fit. A handful of Konig models are drilled in true 4x108, and each is built as a lightweight monoblock casting. If you're cross-shopping four-lug options, it helps to know exactly which shapes come in 4x108 versus the far broader 4x100 and 5x114.3 ranges.
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Why 4x108 Matters
Four-lug enthusiast cars are a passionate niche, and 4x108 specifically covers platforms like the 2009-era Ford Focus and Fiesta alongside older European hatches. Because fewer wheels are offered in this drilling, the models that are available carry real weight for anyone chasing a lightweight, track-friendly setup. Konig has built its reputation on flow-formed and cast designs engineered with decades of motorsport experience, and that engineering priority is what makes these fitments worth seeking out rather than settling for a spacer or adapter workaround.
Which Models & Finishes Come in 4x108
The Konig shapes drilled in 4x108 include the Hexaform in Matte Black, the Dekagram in Gloss Bronze and Semi-Matte Black, the Hypergram in its Matte Grey and Race Bronze family, the Heliogram in its knurled-bead finishes, and the Lockout. On the numbered spec side, the 106B Hexaform, 57B Dekagram, 57BZ Dekagram, and 47MG Hypergram all list 4x108 among their drillings. Prefer a specific look? Browse the bronze, black, gray, and titanium finish pages to see how each shade reads across the range.
Fitment Coverage
These 4x108 designs are offered mainly in 15", 17", 18", and 19" diameters depending on the model, which suits everything from a lightweight track hatch to a street setup. Konig's broader four-lug catalog also spans 4x100 and 4x114.3, so if your car is actually 4x100 rather than 4x108, start with the 4x100 range instead. Many of the same shapes are additionally drilled for five-lug platforms like 5x112, 5x108, and 5x120.
How to Choose
Start by confirming your car is genuinely 4x108 and note its factory offset and center bore. Next, pick a diameter and width your fenders and brakes can clear, then choose the finish. For a clean OEM-plus look, the Matte Black 106B Hexaform is a strong starting point; for something warmer, the Gloss Bronze 57BZ Dekagram stands out. If you want the full picture, the full Konig lineup shows every shape side by side, and every order ships free with financing available through Affirm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Konig 4x100/4x108 wheels mean?
Those are bolt patterns: four lugs on a 100mm or a 108mm circle. A 4x108 wheel will not fit a 4x100 hub and vice versa, so match the exact pattern of your car before buying.
Which Konig models come in 4x108?
Shapes drilled in 4x108 include the Hexaform, Dekagram, Hypergram, Heliogram, and Lockout, plus their numbered equivalents such as the 106B Hexaform, 57B and 57BZ Dekagram, and 47MG Hypergram.
What diameters are offered in 4x108?
Depending on the model, 4x108 Konig wheels are offered in 15, 17, 18, and 19 inch diameters, giving you options for both lightweight track builds and larger street setups.