MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport Wheel Lug Pattern, Offset & Center Bore Reference

The MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport uses a specific wheel lug pattern that varies slightly depending on the model year. This lug pattern combines the lug count and the pitch circle diameter (PCD) in millimeters, which is crucial for matching wheels correctly.\n\nAlong with the lug pattern, the Outlander Sport requires attention to offset (ET) and center bore measurements to ensure proper wheel fitment and safe driving. These specifications affect wheel positioning and compatibility with the vehicle’s hub.\n\nWheel rim sizes for the Outlander Sport typically range within OEM standards but may vary depending on trim and year. All these parameters together help you select the right aftermarket or replacement wheels while maintaining performance and safety.\n\nOur reference tables provide a clear year-sorted catalog of MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport lug patterns, offset ET values, center bore diameters, and recommended rim sizes, helping you find compatible wheels effortlessly.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport Adventure2026225/55R187185×114.33518M12*1.25
MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport Adventure2025225/55R187185×114.33518M12*1.25
MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport Adventure2024225/55R187185×114.33518M12*1.25
MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport GT2023225/55R187185×114.33518M12*1.25
MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport GT2022225/55R187185×114.33518M12*1.25
MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport SE2021225/55R187185×114.33518M12*1.25
MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport LE2020225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.25
MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport ES2019225/65R177175×114.33517M12*1.25

FAQ

What is the common lug pattern for the MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport?
The typical lug pattern for the MITSUBISHI Outlander Sport is 5×114.3 mm, but it can vary slightly depending on the model year.
Why is offset (ET) important for wheel fitment on the Outlander Sport?
Offset (ET) determines how far the wheel's mounting surface is from its centerline, affecting clearance, handling, and suspension. Correct ET ensures the wheel aligns properly without rubbing.
Can I use wheels with a different center bore on the Outlander Sport?
Using wheels with a larger center bore may require hub-centric rings for proper fitment and to avoid vibration. Wheels with a smaller center bore usually will not fit.
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