Compatible Vehicles:
 
 
Toyota:
 
 
Toyota Camry (Various Years)
 
Toyota Avalon (Various Years)
 
Toyota Sienna (Various Years)
 
Toyota RAV4 (Various Years)
 
Toyota Highlander (Various Years)
 
Toyota Tacoma (Certain Years)
 
Toyota Sequoia (Certain Years)
 
 
 
 
Honda:
 
 
Honda Civic (Certain Years)
 
Honda Accord (Certain Years)
 
Honda CR-V (Certain Years)
 
Honda Odyssey (Certain Years)
 
Honda Pilot (Certain Years)
 
 
 
 
Nissan:
 
 
Nissan Altima (Certain Years)
 
Nissan Maxima (Certain Years)
 
Nissan Sentra (Certain Years)
 
Nissan Murano (Certain Years)
 
Nissan Pathfinder (Certain Years)
 
 
 
 
Hyundai:
 
 
Hyundai Sonata (Certain Years)
 
Hyundai Elantra (Certain Years)
 
Hyundai Tucson (Certain Years)
 
Hyundai Santa Fe (Certain Years)
 
 
 
 
Kia:
 
 
Kia Optima (Certain Years)
 
Kia Sorento (Certain Years)
 
Kia Sportage (Certain Years)
 
Kia Stinger (Certain Years)
 
 
 
 
Mazda:
 
 
Mazda 3 (Certain Years)
 
Mazda 6 (Certain Years)
 
Mazda CX-5 (Certain Years)
 
 
 
 
Lexus:
 
 
Lexus IS (Certain Years)
 
Lexus RX (Certain Years)
 
Lexus GS (Certain Years)
 
 
 
 
Other Brands:
 
 
Some Mitsubishi, Subaru, and Chrysler models also use 5x114.3mm PCD and may be compatible with this wheel, but verifying the offset and center bore is crucial.
 
 
Compatibility Considerations:
 
PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter): The 5x114.3mm bolt pattern is common in many Japanese and Korean vehicles, as well as some American models.
 
ET (Offset): ET 35 is a standard offset that fits many vehicles, but for some cars, a different offset may be required for perfect fitment.
 
CB (Center Bore): The center bore of 73.1mm is common for many vehicles, but it should match the hub size of your vehicle. An adapter ring can be used if the center bore of your vehicle is different.
Always verify with your vehicle’s specifications to ensure these wheels will fit. You can check the vehicle manual or consult with a professional to be certain.