HONDA CR-V Wheel Lug Pattern, Offset & Center Bore Reference

The HONDA CR-V features a range of wheel lug patterns × PCD specifications across different model years, crucial for ensuring proper wheel fitment. Typically, the CR-V uses a 5-lug pattern with variations in PCD depending on the generation.\n\nOffset (ET) values and center bore diameters also vary and are essential for alignment and avoiding interference with brakes or suspension components. Correct rim size selections further ensure vehicle safety and performance.\n\nOur catalog provides a year-sorted table of HONDA CR-V wheel lug patterns, offset ET, center bore, and rim size recommendations to help you select compatible aftermarket or replacement wheels with confidence.\n\nConsulting the exact specifications for your HONDA CR-V model year guarantees a precise fit and maintains optimal driving dynamics.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
HONDA CR-V e:HEV Sport2026235/50R207.5205×114.34520M12*1.5
HONDA CR-V Hybrid Touring2025235/55R197.5195×114.34519M12*1.5
HONDA CR-V TrailSport2024235/65R187.5185×114.34018M12*1.5
HONDA CR-V Hybrid Sport2023235/55R197.5195×114.34519M12*1.5
HONDA CR-V Hybrid EX-L2022235/60R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5
HONDA CR-V Sport2021235/55R197.5195×114.34519M12*1.5
HONDA CR-V EX-L, Touring2020235/60R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5
HONDA CR-V LX, EX2019225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.5

FAQ

What is the common HONDA CR-V wheel lug pattern?
Most HONDA CR-V models use a 5-lug pattern, often 5×114.3 mm PCD, but this can vary by model year.
Why is wheel offset (ET) important for HONDA CR-V?
Wheel offset affects tire clearance and suspension geometry. Using the correct ET ensures safe handling and avoids rubbing issues.
Can I use wheels from other HONDA models on my CR-V?
Possibly, if the wheel lug pattern, center bore, and offset match those specified for your CR-V model year. Confirm exact specs before fitting.
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