RTX 5x114.3 wheels gather the widest slice of the RTX lineup into one popular five-lug fitment, spanning small 16-inch setups up through bold 20-inch diameters in cast monoblock construction. The 5x114.3 pattern is the most-produced bolt circle in the RTX range, so this is where street sedans, coupes, crossovers, and daily drivers find the most design and finish choices. Browse the full RTX lineup or narrow directly to what bolts to your car here.
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Why RTX 5x114.3 wheels matter
5x114.3 (also written 5x4.5) is the dominant pattern across a huge swath of Japanese and Korean vehicles plus many modern crossovers, which is exactly why RTX carries more designs in this circle than any other. RTX is described as an alloy-wheel maker with a legacy of more than 20 years and one of the larger design catalogs in the segment, and that breadth shows here: OE-style mesh, split-spoke, tuner, and truck-leaning looks all appear in 5x114.3. Every wheel on this page is a cast monoblock, a one-piece design that keeps cost sensible while covering the finishes most owners actually want.
Models & finishes offered in 5x114.3
The selection runs deep. Clean gloss-black staples include the Nikko, NI02, KI01, and RS05, while the Valkyrie adds machined accents in Gloss Black Machined, Gloss Black Machined Blue, and Gloss Black Machined Red. For a lighter tone, the Kazaki comes in Lite Gunmetal and the IPL in Dark Gunmetal. The Black Widow spans one of the broadest finish menus, from Satin Black to Black Machined Grey and White And Black. If you want polish or brightwork, the Elite and Twist offer Chrome / Pvd, and the RTX Arai 17x7 +42 Gloss Black is an affordable OE-size starting point. Prefer to shop by color? See Black RTX wheels, Gray RTX wheels, Silver RTX wheels, Bronze RTX wheels, or Chrome RTX wheels.
Fitment coverage
Within 5x114.3, diameters run from 16 through 20 inches depending on the model. Compact and OE-replacement sizing lives among the 17" RTX wheels and 16" RTX wheels; the most common daily-driver picks sit in the 18" RTX wheels and 19" RTX wheels ranges, while staggered and larger crossover setups appear in the 20" RTX wheels. Many designs are multi-pattern, so a model like the Venom or Vertex also lists in other circles. If your car actually uses a different pattern, jump to RTX 5x112 wheels, RTX 5x100 wheels, RTX 5x120 wheels, RTX 5x108 wheels, or RTX 5x115 wheels.
How to choose
Confirm your bolt pattern is genuinely 5x114.3, then match diameter and width to your tire and clearance goals. Note the offset on each listing — RTX 5x114.3 offsets tend to sit in the +35 to +48 range for street models, which suits most sedans and crossovers. Pick a finish that matches your trim: darker looks like the Kyo in Hyper Black hide brake dust, while machined faces such as those on the MM01 add contrast. Every order ships free, and financing is available through Affirm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles use RTX 5x114.3 wheels? The 5x114.3 (5x4.5) pattern is one of the most common five-lug circles, found on many Japanese and Korean sedans, coupes, and crossovers. Always verify your vehicle's exact pattern before ordering.
What sizes come in RTX 5x114.3? Depending on the model, diameters range from 16 through 20 inches, covering OE-replacement fitments up to larger staggered street setups.
How are RTX 5x114.3 wheels built? The 5x114.3 designs here are cast monoblock (one-piece) wheels, offered in finishes from Gloss Black and Satin Black to Gunmetal, Silver, machined faces, and Chrome / Pvd.