What's the honda pilot bolt pattern?

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Alex S. December 28, 2020
The Honda Pilot has a bolt pattern of 5 X114.3mm througH2008 and the 2009 and up model years have 5 X120mm. This means that You have 5 lugs and they are either 114.3mm or 120mm away from each other. When You are buying new wheels I recommend getting ones that have the exact bolt pattern because adapter plates can cause damage to Your wheel hub or Your new wheels. Usually a reputable tire and wheel shop can show You a selection of wheels that will fit on Your SUV. Upgrading the wheels is a great way to give Your vehicle a unique feel, but generally You do not want to go more than 2 inches larger than stock because that can lead to rubbing.
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LM June 20, 2020
For model years 2003 to 2008 it is 5x114.3. For 2009 to 2020 is it 5x120
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Douglas V. April 10, 2020
The honda pilot bolt pattern is listed as pcd 5x114.3 (5X4.5).
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Jeff Foster December 6, 2020
The research I've been doing, the bolt pattern is the same 5x114.3 but the bolt is a 14m on the 09 &a 12m up to the 08.
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Victor VanScoy June 14, 2022
So then 5x114.3 will fit on a 2015 Honda Pilot Touring? Its just the Bolt that's different??????
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DD December 4, 2022
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Robin September 18, 2022
So I bought rims off a 2008 Honda Pilot to be put on my 2018 Pilot. And at tire shop they say it won’t fit due to bolt pattern issue. Is there anyway to fix this ?
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