What is the standard lug pattern for the Land Rover Defender Cargo?

The Defender Cargo typically uses a 5-lug pattern with a PCD measured in millimeters specific to each model year.

Why is wheel offset ET important for the Defender Cargo?

Wheel offset ET determines how far the wheel sits inside or outside the wheel arch, affecting handling and compatibility with suspension and brake components.

Can I use wheels with a different center bore on the Defender Cargo?

Using wheels with an incorrect center bore can cause vibrations and improper fitment; it is important to match or use hub-centric rings to ensure compatibility.

Land Rover Defender Cargo Wheel Lug Pattern & Offset Reference

The Land Rover Defender Cargo requires precise wheel lug pattern specifications to ensure proper fitment and safety. This guide provides detailed information on the lug count × PCD (pitch circle diameter), offset ET, center bore, and appropriate rim sizes for various model years.\n\nLand Rover Defender Cargo wheel lug patterns commonly feature a 5-lug configuration, with the PCD typically measured in millimeters to maintain accuracy. Offset ET values vary depending on the year and model variation, which influence wheel positioning relative to the hub and suspension components.\n\nSelecting the correct center bore size is essential for maintaining wheel balance and avoiding vibrations. Rim sizes supported for the Defender Cargo range from standard factory options to aftermarket selections, suitable for both on-road and off-road performance.\n\nRefer to the year-sorted Land Rover Defender Cargo wheel fitment catalog on our site for detailed measurements and compatible wheel sizes, helping you make the best choice for replacements or upgrades.

Year

Make / model / trim	Year	Tire	Rim width (in)	Rim diam. (in)	Bolt pattern	Offset ET	Bore DIA	Mounting
Land Rover Defender Cargo 2.2 Td4 4x4	2019	235/85R16	6.5	16	5×165	20	113	M16*1,5
Land Rover Defender Cargo 2.2 Td4 4x4	2018	235/85R16	6.5	16	5×165	20	113	M16*1,5
Land Rover Defender Cargo 2.2 Td4 4x4	2017	235/85R16	6.5	16	5×165	20	113	M16*1,5
Land Rover Defender Cargo 2.2 Td4 4x4	2016	235/85R16	6.5	16	5×165	20	113	M16*1,5
Land Rover Defender Cargo 2.2 Td4 4x4	2015	235/85R16	6.5	16	5×165	20	113	M16*1,5
Land Rover Defender Cargo 2.2 Td4 4x4	2014	235/85R16	6.5	16	5×165	20	113	M16*1,5
Land Rover Defender Cargo 2.2 Td4 4x4	2013	235/85R16	6.5	16	5×165	20	113	M16*1,5
Land Rover Defender Cargo 2.2 Td4 4x4	2012	235/85R16	6.5	16	5×165	20	113	M16*1,5
Land Rover Defender Cargo 2.2 Td4 4x4	2011	235/85R16	6.5	16	5×165	20	113	M16*1,5

FAQ

What is the standard lug pattern for the Land Rover Defender Cargo?: The Defender Cargo typically uses a 5-lug pattern with a PCD measured in millimeters specific to each model year.
Why is wheel offset ET important for the Defender Cargo?: Wheel offset ET determines how far the wheel sits inside or outside the wheel arch, affecting handling and compatibility with suspension and brake components.
Can I use wheels with a different center bore on the Defender Cargo?: Using wheels with an incorrect center bore can cause vibrations and improper fitment; it is important to match or use hub-centric rings to ensure compatibility.

Tire size calculatorShow

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

WidthHeightRadius

inch

	Size 1	Size 2	Diff	Diff(%)
Diameter	25.0"	25.4"	0.5"	1.89%
Width	7.7"	8.5"	0.8"	10.26%
Circumference	78.4"	79.9"	1.5"	1.86%
Profile height	5.0"	4.2"	-0.7"	-15.08%
Turnover per mile	807	793	14	-1.73%
Clearance	-	-	+0.2"	-

25.0"

7.7"

25.5"

8.5"

15"

5.0"

17"

4.2"

Speedometer Error

(First wheel OEM size)

Reading	20 mph	30 mph	40 mph	50 mph	60 mph	70 mph	80 mph	90 mph
Actual	20.4	30.5	40.7	50.9	61.1	71.2	81.4	91.6