4x100 Bolt Pattern Wheels and Rims

About 4x100 Bolt Pattern Wheels and Rims

55 of the cars we fit bolt up 4x100, the Civic from 1980 and the 3 Series from 1984 among them. Honda used 4x100 on the Civic through 2005 and on every Fit, Mazda on the NA and NB Miata, BMW on the E30, so the pattern is the classic 15 and 16 inch tuner size and most designs in it stop at 17 inches. Hub bores on this pattern run 54.1, 56.1 and 57.1 mm across those cars, and most aftermarket wheels are bored larger, so a set of hub rings closes the gap and takes the vibration out.

220 designs on this site are drilled for 4x100, 14 to 22 inch, most of them 17 inch (148 designs) and 15 inch (135 designs). Matching 4x100 is the first check. The second is width and offset against your brakes and fenders: a 19x9.5 that sits flush on the Civic rubs on another, so pick your car and the page keeps only the sets that clear.

Common questions

What vehicles use the 4x100 bolt pattern?

Honda Civic, BMW 3 Series, Mazda MX-5, Mazda Miata, Volkswagen Golf/GTI, Honda Accord and 49 more of the cars we fit. The pattern can change between generations, the Civic runs it from 1980, so pick the year before you buy.

Do I need hub centric rings for 4x100 wheels?

Usually. Cars on 4x100 run hub bores such as 54.1 mm, 56.1 mm and 57.1 mm, and most aftermarket wheels are bored to a larger size so one wheel fits many hubs. A ring fills that gap so the wheel centers on the hub, not the lugs. We include the right rings with a set when the wheel needs them.

Will any 4x100 wheel fit your car?

No. The pattern is one of four checks. Width and offset have to clear the caliper and the fender, and the hub bore has to match or take a ring. Pick your car and the page keeps only the sets that pass all four.