Lexus LS I (UCF10) Wheel Lug Pattern, Offset & Center Bore Reference

The Lexus LS I (UCF10), produced from 1994 through 2000, features a specific wheel lug pattern essential for accurate wheel replacement and upgrades. This model uses a 5x114.3 mm PCD lug pattern, which is a common specification for many Lexus vehicles of this generation.\n\nWheel offset (ET) values for the LS I (UCF10) typically range from ET30 to ET40, providing the correct clearance and positioning relative to the suspension and bodywork. The center bore diameter is 60.1 mm, ensuring a proper hub-centric fit for wheels designed for this model.\n\nRim size options for the LS I (UCF10) vary but generally include 16- to 18-inch diameters with widths accommodating performance and comfort preferences. Proper matching of lug pattern, offset, and center bore guarantees safe and optimized wheel fitment for your Lexus LS I (UCF10).\n\nRefer to the year-sorted table on this site to find detailed wheel fitment data for each production year of the Lexus LS I (UCF10), including exact rim sizes and offsets recommended by the manufacturer.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
Lexus LS I (UCF10) 4001994225/55R177.5175×114.35060.1M12*1,5
Lexus LS I (UCF10) 4001993225/55R177.5175×114.35060.1M12*1,5
Lexus LS I (UCF10) 4001992225/55R177.5175×114.35060.1M12*1,5
Lexus LS I (UCF10) 4001991225/55R177.5175×114.35060.1M12*1,5
Lexus LS I (UCF10) 4001990225/55R177.5175×114.35060.1M12*1,5

FAQ

What is the lug pattern for Lexus LS I (UCF10) wheels?
The Lexus LS I (UCF10) uses a 5x114.3 mm lug pattern (5 lug nuts with a 114.3 mm pitch circle diameter).
What offset range is suitable for Lexus LS I (UCF10) wheels?
Wheel offsets typically range between ET30 and ET40 for the Lexus LS I (UCF10) to ensure correct fitment.
What is the standard center bore diameter for Lexus LS I (UCF10) wheels?
The center bore diameter for Lexus LS I (UCF10) wheels is 60.1 mm, which fits the vehicle hub precisely.
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