6×180

Wheel lug pattern — all vehicles in this catalog (13 references).

Below is a flat list of trims and years that reference a 6×180 mounting pattern (lug count × PCD in millimeters). Follow a vehicle link for a year-sorted table on the model page, or open a tire marking link when you are also matching tire size.

Browse the full bolt pattern catalog or tire sizes catalog when you want to start from make/model instead.

FAQ

What does 6×180 mean for wheels?
6×180 reads as lug count × pitch circle diameter (PCD) in millimeters—the bolt circle used to mount the wheel. You still need compatible offset (ET), center bore, load rating, and brake clearance; matching PCD alone is not enough.
Why are many different vehicles listed for one lug pattern?
Manufacturers reuse common PCD values across model lines and years. This page groups catalog rows that reference the same lug pattern so you can compare applications and open model pages for trim-specific context.
Is this official OEM documentation?
No—use this as a practical reference only. Factory options and regional builds differ; confirm every dimension against your vehicle and wheel documentation before purchase.
Tire size calculatorShow

Compare two tire sizes — diameter, speedometer error, and clearance change.

inchmm
Size 1Size 2DiffDiff(%)
Diameter25.0"25.4"0.5"1.89%
Width7.7"8.5"0.8"10.26%
Circumference78.4"79.9"1.5"1.86%
Profile height5.0"4.2"-0.7"-15.08%
Turnover per mile80779314-1.73%
Clearance--+0.2"-
25.0"
7.7"
old tire side
25.5"
8.5"
new tire side
old tire
15"
old rim
5.0"
new tire
17"
new rim
4.2"

Speedometer Error

(First wheel OEM size)

Reading20 mph30 mph40 mph50 mph60 mph70 mph80 mph90 mph
Actual20.430.540.750.961.171.281.491.6