KIA Telluride Wheel Lug Pattern, Offset & Rim Size Guide

The KIA Telluride uses specific wheel lug patterns and dimensions to ensure safe and precise fitment. The standard lug pattern for the Telluride is typically 5 × 114.3 mm, which defines the number of lug nuts and the pitch circle diameter (PCD) for wheel mounting.\n\nOffset specifications (ET) for Telluride wheels commonly range between ET38 and ET45, balancing wheel clearance and vehicle stability. The center bore dimension is generally 67.1 mm, matching the hub diameter to minimize vibrations.\n\nRim sizes for the KIA Telluride vary by model year and trim, typically spanning from 18 to 20 inches in diameter. This variety allows for customization in style and performance while maintaining compatible wheel fitment based on lug pattern, offset, and center bore.\n\nConsult the KIA Telluride wheel lug pattern catalog by year to select wheels that meet original specifications. Proper fitment ensures driving safety, optimal handling, and prevents damage to brake components or suspension.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
KIA Telluride Limited2026245/45R208.5205×114.34020M12*1.5
KIA Telluride GT-Line2025245/45R208.5205×114.34020M12*1.5
KIA Telluride SX Prestige2024245/45R208.5205×114.34020M12*1.5
KIA Telluride SX2023245/45R208.5205×114.34020M12*1.5
KIA Telluride EX2022245/50R198195×114.34019M12*1.5
KIA Telluride S2021235/60R187.5185×114.34018M12*1.5
KIA Telluride LX2020225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.5

FAQ

What is the standard lug pattern for KIA Telluride wheels?
The standard lug pattern for KIA Telluride wheels is 5 × 114.3 mm, which means five lug nuts spaced on a 114.3 mm diameter circle.
Why is wheel offset (ET) important for KIA Telluride fitment?
Wheel offset affects how the wheel sits relative to the suspension and fenders; proper ET ensures correct clearance and vehicle handling.
Can I use wheels with a different center bore on my KIA Telluride?
Using wheels with a mismatched center bore can cause vibrations; it is recommended to use wheels with a 67.1 mm center bore or appropriate hub centric rings.
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