Chevrolet wheels

Choose your vehicle from the list

Choosing wheels for your Chevrolet

• Check the exact generation: the same model name can hide different fitments depending on the year.
• Check the dimensions: bolt pattern, centre bore, ET offset.
• Define the use: road, off-road, rock crawling.
• Choose the material: alloy or steel.

Frequently asked questions

What is the bolt pattern of Chevrolet wheels?

It depends on the model and generation: 5x120.7 (Bel Air, Blazer 2WD, Blazer 4WD, Camaro, etc.) ; 5x115 (Alero, Captiva, Celebrity, Cruze Diesel, etc.) ; 6x139.7 (Astro 4WD, Avalanche, C,K, Colorado, etc.) ; 4x100 (Aveo, Aveo 4 holes, Kalos, Lanos, etc.) ; 4x114.3 (Epica, Evanda, Lacetti, Leganza, etc.) ; 5x127 (Astro Van, Bel Air, Biscayne, C10, etc.) ; 5x105 (Aveo 5 holes, Bolt EV, Cruze Benzine, Tracker, etc.) ; 5x100 (Beretta, Cavalier, Corsica) ; 5x120 (Camaro, Corvette, Equinox) ; 5x110 (HHR, Malibu) ; 8x165.1 (Express) ; 5x114.3 (Leganza) ; 8x180 (Silverado 2500) ; 5x139.7 (Tracker) ; 6x132 (Traverse) ; 6x115 (Uplander).

What centre bore do Chevrolet wheels need?

The hub bore of Chevrolet vehicles ranges from 56.5 to 124 mm depending on the model. A wheel with a larger bore fits with a hub-centric ring; a smaller one never fits.

Are wheels the same across Chevrolet models?

No: bolt pattern, centre bore and offset can change between models and generations. Choose your exact generation to see only compatible wheels.