CHRYSLER Voyager Wheel Lug Pattern, Offset, and Center Bore Reference

The CHRYSLER Voyager’s wheel lug pattern refers to the lug count × pitch circle diameter (PCD) crucial for proper wheel fitment. This static reference provides detailed specifications on lug patterns, offset (ET), center bore diameter, and compatible rim sizes across multiple model years.\n\nWheel fitment for CHRYSLER Voyager varies slightly depending on production year, but commonly features 5 lug nuts arranged on a specified PCD measured in millimeters. Accurate offset (ET) values ensure the wheel mounts correctly without clearance issues on suspension and brake components.\n\nCenter bore dimensions are essential for the wheel hub to seat securely, providing vibration-free performance. This catalog serves as a comprehensive resource for CHRYSLER Voyager owners and wheel/tire professionals to identify compatible replacement or aftermarket wheels efficiently.\n\nCheck the year-sorted tables below to match your CHRYSLER Voyager with exact lug pattern, offset, and center bore specifications, ensuring optimal safety and vehicle dynamics.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
CHRYSLER Voyager LX2026225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.5
CHRYSLER Voyager LX2025225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.5
CHRYSLER Voyager LX2024225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.5
CHRYSLER Voyager LX2023225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.5
CHRYSLER Voyager LX2022225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.5
CHRYSLER Voyager LX2021225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.5
CHRYSLER Voyager LX2020225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.5

FAQ

What does the CHRYSLER Voyager wheel lug pattern mean?
The wheel lug pattern specifies the number of lug nuts and the pitch circle diameter (PCD) in millimeters, important for matching wheels to the vehicle’s hubs.
Why is the offset (ET) important for CHRYSLER Voyager wheels?
Offset determines how far the wheel sits inward or outward relative to the hub, affecting clearance and handling. Using the correct ET ensures proper fitment.
Can I use rims with a different center bore on my CHRYSLER Voyager?
Wheels should have a center bore equal to or larger than the hub bore. Larger center bores require hub-centric rings for secure fitment to avoid vibrations.
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