TOYOTA Camry Wheel Lug Pattern, Offset ET & Rim Size Reference

The TOYOTA Camry features a range of wheel lug patterns and fitment specifications depending on the model year. Understanding the lug count × PCD, offset ET, and center bore is crucial for selecting compatible aftermarket wheels or replacement rims.\n\nMost TOYOTA Camry models typically use a 5 × 114.3 mm bolt pattern, but variations may exist in offset and center bore size across different production years. The offset ET usually ranges between 30 to 40 mm, affecting wheel positioning relative to the vehicle's hub.\n\nRim diameters for the Camry generally vary from 15 to 18 inches, providing options for both factory and aftermarket wheels. Accurate reference to these specifications ensures proper installation and safe driving performance.\n\nFor precise wheel fitment, always consult the year-specific reference table available on this site, listing lug patterns, offsets, center bore sizes, and rim dimensions tailored to each TOYOTA Camry model year.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire Rim width (in) Rim diam. (in) Bolt pattern Offset ET Bore DIA Mounting
TOYOTA Camry Limited2026235/40R198195×114.34019M12*1.5
TOYOTA Camry Hybrid XLE2025235/45R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5
TOYOTA Camry Hybrid LE2024215/55R177175×114.34517M12*1.5
TOYOTA Camry XSE2023235/45R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5
TOYOTA Camry XLE2021235/45R187.5185×114.34518M12*1.5
TOYOTA Camry SE2020215/55R177175×114.34517M12*1.5
TOYOTA Camry LE2019215/60R166.5165×114.34516M12*1.5

FAQ

What is the common lug pattern for the TOYOTA Camry?
The most common TOYOTA Camry lug pattern is 5 × 114.3 mm, which includes five lug nuts spaced on a 114.3 mm pitch circle diameter.
Why is wheel offset (ET) important for the Camry?
Wheel offset determines the position of the wheel relative to the hub, affecting clearance and handling. Correct ET ensures proper wheel fitment and prevents rubbing on suspension or body parts.
Can rim sizes vary between different Camry model years?
Yes, TOYOTA Camry rim sizes can range from 15 to 18 inches depending on the model year and trim, so always check year-specific specifications for accurate fitment.
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