Wire Wheel Fitment & Plus-Size Guide
Pick your year, make and model to see the bolt pattern, hub size and factory tire, the tire sizes that keep the right overall height on bigger (or smaller) wire wheels, and which Player wheels are drilled for your car.
Your vehicle
- Bolt pattern
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- Hub diameter (mm)
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- Offset range (mm)
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- Aftermarket wheel sizes
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- Factory tire
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- Factory rear tire
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- Factory tire in inches
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- Thread pitch
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- Lug type
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For reference only. Fitment data comes from industry sources and, while deemed reliable, may not be entirely accurate; we are not responsible for fitment issues. Always confirm load rating, brake clearance and offset before you buy, or call (330) 953-2944.
How the plus-size numbers work
Overall height
Rim diameter plus two sidewalls. A 225/60R16 is 16″ + 2 × (225 mm × 60%) = 26.6″ tall.
Stay within 3%
Every size in the table is a real tire size, made by a tire brand or fitted at the factory, and within 3% of your factory tire, best match first.
Real speed
If the dash says 60 mph, this is what you are really doing on that tire.
FAQ
Wire wheel fitment guide: plus sizing basics
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Call (330) 953-2944Request a QuoteWhat is plus sizing?
Plus sizing means fitting a bigger wheel with a lower-profile tire. The goal is to keep the overall height of the wheel and tire about the same as the factory tire. As a result, the car keeps the same ride height, gearing and speedometer reading. Check your factory tire size with NHTSA’s tire guidance.
Why keep the tire within 3% of the factory height?
A taller or shorter tire changes how far the car travels per turn of the wheel. Within about 3%, the speedometer, ABS and transmission still read close to right. The table in the guide shows the real speed when the dash says 60 mph, so you can see the difference for each tire size.
Can I go smaller, like 13 or 14 inch wire wheels?
Yes, as long as the brakes clear the smaller wheel. A smaller wheel needs a taller tire sidewall to keep the overall height, so the guide also lists smaller Player sizes when a tire stays within 3%. Call us at (330) 953-2944 to check brake clearance on your car before you order.
Which bolt patterns are Player wire wheels drilled for?
Player wire wheels come drilled for 4x100, 4x108, 4x114.3, 5x100, 5x108, 5x110, 5x112, 5x114.3, 5x115, 5x120, 5x127, 5x135, 5x139.7, 6x115, 6x120, 6x127, 6x132, 6x135, 6x139.7, depending on size and series. The guide shows which Player wheels match your car's bolt pattern when you pick its year, make and model. If your pattern is not on the list, call us and we will tell you if a wheel can be drilled for it.
More ways to shop wire wheels
Not sure what fits? Use the Wire Wheel Fitment & Plus-Size Guide
Trusted Tire and Wheel Safety Resources
Before you buy, check your tire size and pressure with these independent groups. Each link opens in a new tab.
- NHTSA: Tire Safety Ratings and AwarenessThe federal agency that sets tire safety rules. It explains tire size, pressure monitoring and tread wear.
- Tire Industry AssociationA tire-industry nonprofit with guides on tire inspection, selection and repair.
- U.S. Tire Manufacturers AssociationTire care and safety tips, plus how to register tires and check for recalls.