NISSAN Frontier Wheel Lug Pattern, Offset ET & Rim Size Reference

The NISSAN Frontier features specific wheel lug patterns vital for proper wheel fitment. This reference provides lug count × PCD (pitch circle diameter) values for each model year, ensuring compatibility with aftermarket and OEM wheels.\n\nOffset ET and center bore dimensions are included to help determine correct wheel positioning and hub fit. Proper offset helps maintain handling characteristics and avoids interference with suspension components.\n\nRim size options are also detailed by year, important for tire selection and overall vehicle performance. Use this guide to verify exact NISSAN Frontier wheel specifications before purchasing replacement or upgrade wheels.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
NISSAN Frontier SV 4x42026245/65R187.5186×114.33518M12*1.25
NISSAN Frontier S 4x22025225/65R177176×114.33517M12*1.25
NISSAN Frontier Rock Creek 4x42024265/70R187.5186×114.33518M12*1.25
NISSAN Frontier Pro-4X 4x42023265/70R187.5186×114.33518M12*1.25
NISSAN Frontier SL 4x42022265/65R187.5186×114.33518M12*1.25
NISSAN Frontier SV 4x22021245/65R187.5186×114.33518M12*1.25
NISSAN Frontier PRO-4X 4x42020265/70R177.5176×114.33517M12*1.25
NISSAN Frontier S 4x22019225/65R177176×114.33517M12*1.25

FAQ

What is the common lug pattern for NISSAN Frontier wheels?
Most NISSAN Frontier models use a 6-lug pattern with a 139.7 mm PCD, but it's important to verify by specific year.
Why is the wheel offset (ET) important for NISSAN Frontier wheels?
Offset ET affects wheel positioning relative to the hub and suspension. Incorrect offset can cause handling issues or fitment problems.
How does center bore size influence wheel fitment on a NISSAN Frontier?
The center bore ensures wheels fit precisely onto the hub. A mismatched bore can lead to vibrations or improper alignment.
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