DODGE Hornet Wheel Lug Pattern, Offset and Rim Size Guide

The DODGE Hornet wheel lug pattern specifications are crucial for selecting compatible wheels and tires. This catalog provides detailed lug pattern data, including the lug count and pitch circle diameter (PCD) in millimeters, ensuring proper wheel mounting.\n\nEach DODGE Hornet model year has specific wheel offset (ET) and center bore measurements to maintain proper fitment, suspension geometry, and safety. Accurate offset values balance the wheel's position within the wheel well and suspension components.\n\nRim size compatibility is also outlined, allowing car owners to choose the correct wheel diameter and width to match factory specifications or aftermarket enhancements. Refer to the year-sorted tables to verify your DODGE Hornet's exact wheel lug pattern, offset, center bore, and rim size details.\n\nUsing the precise lug pattern and fitment data ensures a secure and durable wheel installation while maintaining optimum vehicle performance and appearance.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
DODGE Hornet Hornet S2026225/55R187.5185×1053818M12*1.25
DODGE Hornet HEV GT2025225/60R177175×1053517M12*1.25
DODGE Hornet R/T2024225/55R187.5185×1053818M12*1.25
DODGE Hornet GT2023225/60R177175×1053517M12*1.25

FAQ

What is the typical lug pattern for the DODGE Hornet?
The DODGE Hornet usually features a 5-lug pattern with a PCD of 114.3 mm, but specific years may have variations. Always confirm the exact lug count and PCD for your model year.
Why is wheel offset important for the DODGE Hornet?
Wheel offset affects the positioning of the wheel relative to the suspension and fender. Correct offset ensures proper handling, prevents rubbing, and maintains vehicle stability.
How do I find the center bore size for my DODGE Hornet wheels?
Center bore size is listed in the manufacturer’s specifications or fitment tables for each model year. Matching the center bore ensures the wheel seats properly on the hub for secure mounting.
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