Select hardware for both wheel and vehicle. Matching thread is only one check; seat shape, length and manufacturer requirements also matter.
Illustrated teaching diagram
Diameter and width, inches
Bolt pattern and PCD, mm
Offset and centre bore, mm
Checks, step by step
Identify whether the vehicle uses bolts or nuts. Provide wheel markings and vehicle details. Hardware that screws in is not necessarily suitable for the new wheel.
Relevant category: Wheel bolts and nuts →
Check seat, thread and working length against documentation. Any centring ring depends on the particular hub and wheel combination. It cannot correct an unsuitable PCD or offset.
Relevant category: Centring rings →
Agree quantity and tightening tools. Obtain torque from applicable vehicle and wheel requirements, not a universal chart. Follow the specified post-fitting checks and consult a workshop if uncertain.
Relevant category: Centring rings →
Sources and scope
Checked 8 October 2026. This guide explains general selection steps. It confirms neither stock, fitment nor services for a specific item. Use your own vehicle documentation for requirements.