HYUNDAI Elantra N Wheel Lug Pattern, Offset ET & Center Bore Reference

The HYUNDAI Elantra N features specific wheel lug patterns critical for proper wheel fitment and performance. Each model year may vary slightly in lug count, pitch circle diameter (PCD), offset ET, and center bore to optimize handling and safety.\n\nThis reference guide provides accurate and up-to-date bolt pattern information for HYUNDAI Elantra N vehicles, including the common 5×114.3 mm lug pattern, offset ranges typically between ET40 and ET45, and the factory center bore size around 67.1 mm. These dimensions ensure compatibility with aftermarket and OEM replacement wheels.\n\nIn addition to lug pattern specs, rim size context is important. The Elantra N primarily uses rim diameters from 18 inches upwards, designed to complement the vehicle's sporty dynamics. Confirming the correct bolt pattern, center bore, and offset helps in selecting suitable wheels that maintain clearance and driving stability.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
HYUNDAI Elantra N Elantra N (US)2026235/40R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5
HYUNDAI Elantra N Elantra N (US)2025235/40R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5
HYUNDAI Elantra N Elantra N (US)2024235/40R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5
HYUNDAI Elantra N Elantra N (US)2023235/40R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5
HYUNDAI Elantra N Elantra N (US)2022235/40R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5

FAQ

What is the standard wheel lug pattern for HYUNDAI Elantra N?
The standard wheel lug pattern for the HYUNDAI Elantra N is typically 5×114.3 mm.
Why is offset ET important for HYUNDAI Elantra N wheels?
Offset ET affects wheel positioning relative to the suspension and fenders, ensuring proper fitment and maintaining handling characteristics on the Elantra N.
What center bore size fits HYUNDAI Elantra N wheels?
HYUNDAI Elantra N wheels usually have a center bore of approximately 67.1 mm to ensure correct hub centering and reduce vibration.
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