NISSAN Kicks Wheel Bolt Pattern & Offset Reference | Lug Pattern, PCD, Center Bore

The NISSAN Kicks wheel lug pattern defines the wheel mounting specifications including the number of lugs and pitch circle diameter (PCD). Typically, the Kicks uses a lug pattern suited for its compact crossover design ensuring proper wheel fitment and safety.\n\nEach model year of the NISSAN Kicks may feature variations in offset ET and center bore dimensions, which affect the wheel's positioning relative to the hub and suspension components. Accurate matching of these specs is crucial when selecting aftermarket or replacement wheels.\n\nRim size options for the NISSAN Kicks generally range from 16 to 17 inches in diameter with widths and offsets designed to balance ride comfort and handling. Consult the year-specific lug pattern table on this site to verify correct bolt pattern, offset, and center bore information for your vehicle.\n\nBy referencing this NISSAN Kicks wheel lug pattern catalog, you can confidently choose compatible wheels that maintain factory performance standards and fitment integrity.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
NISSAN Kicks SR AWD2024215/60R177175×114.34017M12*1.25
NISSAN Kicks SV AWD2023215/60R177175×114.34017M12*1.25
NISSAN Kicks S FWD2022205/60R166.5165×114.34016M12*1.25
NISSAN Kicks SR2021215/60R177175×114.34017M12*1.25
NISSAN Kicks SV2020215/60R177175×114.34017M12*1.25
NISSAN Kicks S2019205/60R166.5165×114.34016M12*1.25

FAQ

What is the typical lug pattern for the NISSAN Kicks?
The NISSAN Kicks usually features a 5-lug pattern with a PCD of 114.3 mm.
Why is center bore important for NISSAN Kicks wheels?
The center bore ensures the wheel fits snugly on the hub, preventing vibrations and promoting safe wheel mounting.
Can I use wheels with a different offset ET on my NISSAN Kicks?
Using a different offset than recommended can affect handling and clearance, so it’s best to match the original ET specs for your model year.
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