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Bolt pattern cross reference

5x108 Bolt Pattern

5 studs on a 108 mm circle — also written 5×4.25″. Used by 24 models in our database.

Vehicles with this pattern

Specs for 5x108

ThreadM12x1.5 or M12x1.25 or M14x1.5
Centre bore seen on these cars60.1–67.1 mm

Both seat types turn up on 5x108: 1 generation in our database use ball-seat bolts (VW-group style), 27 use cone-seat. Match the seat type, not just the pattern — the wrong seat won't centre the wheel even with the right bolts.

Centre bore varies by model even within the same 5x108 pattern — use a hub-centric ring rather than assuming a universal fit.

Does NOT interchange with

PatternDifference
5x1102.0 mm
5x1053.0 mm
5x1124.0 mm
5x114.36.3 mm
5x1157.0 mm
5x1008.0 mm

Close on paper, not close enough on a hub — these need a proper adapter, never a "one hole off" force-fit.

Common questions

What does 5x108 mean?

5 studs, on a circle 108 mm in diameter — that circle is the pitch circle diameter (PCD). 5x108 is also written 5×4.25″.

What fits a 5x108 hub?

Only another 5x108 wheel. Bolt pattern has no working tolerance — even a pattern a couple of millimetres off will not seat properly. A different pattern needs a proper bolt-on adapter, not a "close enough" wheel.

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