What's the chevy tahoe wheel bolt pattern?

Throughout the years, the Chevrolet Tahoe has used a great number of rims to hold even a greater number of tires. The good news for You is that the bolt pattern has remained consistent since the Second Generation models of 2000-2006 -- that pattern iS6 X139.7. The first generation 4WD models also used the same bolt pattern, but the 2WD models from 1995-2000 used 5x127. The variation may seem slight, but it means that the wheels will be incompatible with one another. Also consistent is the center bore and wheel fasteners. With a center bore of 78.1mm since 1995, all wheels match up there. Most models use SRX lug nuts, though the 5x127 models used only five. Their thread size all measure M14 X1.5.