What Wheel Lug Pattern Does Tesla Use?
Tesla uses two different 5-lug patterns in wheels across its models.
Depending on the model, Tesla cars use either 5x4.50" or 5x4.72" lug pattern.
Tesla 3 and Tesla Y both have the same 5x4.50" bolt pattern. Depending on the measurement system, 5x4.50" can be expressed as 5x114.3 mm. Meaning they have 5 lugs per wheel and a pitch center diameter of 114.3 mm.
While Tesla X and Tesla S use wheels with the same number of lugs but a different PCD: 5x4.72". In the metric system, this lug pattern has an alternative format, 5x120 mm. Always pay attention to the measurement units used by the manufacturer.
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Tesla Vehicles Lug Pattern FAQs
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What bolt pattern is a Tesla?
What bolt pattern is a Tesla?
There are two possible options regarding the Tesla wheel bolt pattern specs. Tesla Model 3 (2019-2021) & Tesla Model Y (2020-2021) have a bolt pattern of 5x4.50" (or 5x114.3mm). Tesla Model S (2019-2021) & Tesla Model X (2019-2021) have a bolt pattern of 5x4.72" (or 5x120mm).
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What bolt pattern is the 2017 Tesla Model S?
What bolt pattern is the 2017 Tesla Model S?
The 2017 Tesla Model S typically has the same 5x120mm bolt pattern as Tesla Model X.
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What is the Tesla Model 3 bolt pattern?
What is the Tesla Model 3 bolt pattern?
The Tesla Model 3, for the years 2019-2021, has a bolt pattern of 5x4.50" (or 5x114.3mm).
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Can you put Model Y wheels on Model 3?
Can you put Model Y wheels on Model 3?
Yes, you can generally put Tesla Model Y wheels on a Tesla Model 3, as both vehicles use the same 5x114.3mm (or 5x4.50") bolt pattern. This means the wheels will physically fit onto the hub.
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