Key Specifications:
Bolt Pattern (5x114.3/5x127): The wheel supports both 5x114.3 and 5x127 bolt patterns, which are common in many vehicles, particularly Japanese, American, and European models.
Wheel Size (20x9.5): A 20-inch diameter with a 9.5-inch width is typically found on performance vehicles, SUVs, and trucks, offering a larger, more aggressive look while still providing performance benefits.
Offset (ET 10): The ET 10 offset means the wheel will sit 10mm outward from the hub. This can help provide a wider stance and a more aggressive appearance, which is often desired for off-road and performance vehicles.
Center Bore (CB): Ensure that the center bore diameter matches the vehicle's hub size. If there is a mismatch, hub-centric rings may be required for proper fitment.
Compatible Vehicles:
These wheels are compatible with vehicles using the 5x114.3 or 5x127 bolt pattern, which covers a wide variety of models. Here are some examples:
Vehicles with 5x114.3 Bolt Pattern:
Honda Civic (various models, especially from the 1990s to present)
Honda Accord (many models, particularly 2000s to present)
Toyota Camry (various models, especially from the 2000s to present)
Nissan 350Z and 370Z (sports models from the 2000s to present)
Mazda MX-5 Miata (certain models from the 2000s to present)
Hyundai Sonata (many models from the 2000s to present)
Kia Optima (various models, particularly from the 2010s onward)
Subaru WRX (some 2000s to present models)
Vehicles with 5x127 Bolt Pattern:
Jeep Grand Cherokee (many models from the 1990s to present)
Jeep Wrangler (various models, especially 2000s to present)
Chrysler 300 (various models, especially from the 2000s to present)
Dodge Ram 1500 (certain models, particularly 2000s to present)
Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (some 2000s to present models)
GMC Sierra 1500 (some models from the 2000s to present)