LAND ROVER New Range Rover Wheel Lug Pattern and Fitment Guide

The LAND ROVER New Range Rover uses specific wheel lug patterns defined by lug count multiplied by pitch circle diameter (PCD in mm). This guide provides detailed information about these bolt patterns across various model years, ensuring proper wheel fitment.\n\nWheel offset (ET) and center bore measurements are critical for maintaining correct alignment and hub compatibility. The New Range Rover typically features offset values designed to balance aesthetics with performance and safety.\n\nRim sizes vary depending on the model year and trim, generally ranging from 19 to 22 inches. Matching the correct bolt pattern, PCD, offset, and center bore with rim diameter is essential for optimal wheel fitment and driving stability.\n\nUse the year-sorted reference tables on our site to identify the precise lug pattern and wheel specifications for your LAND ROVER New Range Rover, ensuring both compatibility and compliance with manufacturer standards.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
LAND ROVER New Range Rover P530 (V8)2022275/45R229225×1203522M14*1.5

FAQ

What is the typical bolt pattern for the LAND ROVER New Range Rover?
The typical bolt pattern for the LAND ROVER New Range Rover is 5x120 mm, meaning five lug nuts with a 120 mm pitch circle diameter.
Why is offset ET important for wheel fitment?
Offset ET determines how the wheel sits relative to the hub and suspension; correct ET ensures proper clearance and handling without causing interference.
Can I use wheels with a different center bore than recommended?
It is not advisable to use wheels with a different center bore as it can cause improper fitment and vibrations; hub-centric rings may be used only if the bore is larger but always follow manufacturer guidelines.
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