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5x135 Wheels & Rims
Custom wheel and tire packages for Ford and Lincoln vehicles that call for this bolt pattern. Find 5x135 wheels and rims in our catalog, backed by our fitment guarantee.
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5x135 Bolt Pattern Fitment Guide
5x135 is a five lug bolt pattern used by Ford and Lincoln vehicles in our fitment records, which track 7 vehicles across both makes. If your Ford or Lincoln calls for this pattern, the wheels above are built to match. In our fitment records it ranks 28th out of 38 bolt patterns, and we carry it in sizes from 16 to 30 inches across more than 200 wheel styles.
Reading 5x135 and Confirming Your Fit
5x135 means a wheel has 5 lug holes arranged on a bolt circle measuring 135 millimeters across. The 5 tells you how many lugs hold the wheel on, and the 135 is the diameter of the circle those lug holes sit on. Ford and Lincoln vehicles in our fitment records share this exact bolt circle, even though they differ in hub bore and lug thread size.
To confirm your vehicle uses 5x135, check it against the vehicle directory below, which lists the Ford and Lincoln models in our fitment records for this pattern. If your vehicle is not listed or you are unsure, contact us and we can confirm fitment before you order.
5x135 at a Glance
- Lug count: 5x135 wheels use 5 lug holes per wheel.
- Bolt circle: The lug holes sit on a 135 millimeter bolt circle.
- Hub bore: Every Ford and Lincoln vehicle in our fitment records for this pattern uses an 87.0 millimeter hub bore.
- Lug threads: In our fitment records, 12x1.75 appears on 6 vehicles across Ford and Lincoln, and 14x2.0 appears on 4 vehicles, all Ford.
- Sizes we carry: We carry 5x135 wheels from 16 to 30 inches in diameter and 5.0 to 13.0 inches in width.
- Offsets these vehicles accept: Vehicles in our fitment records for this pattern typically accept offsets from negative 10 mm to 25 mm.
Hub Bore and Hub Centric Rings for 5x135
All 7 Ford and Lincoln vehicles in our fitment records for 5x135 share an 87.0 millimeter hub bore. That consistency means hub centric rings sized for this bore line up the same way across both makes. Because the bore is identical across the vehicles we track, fitment on the center bore itself is one less variable to sort out once the bolt pattern is confirmed.
Lug Hardware for 5x135 Wheels
Every vehicle in our fitment records for 5x135 uses lug nuts rather than bolts. Thread size varies by model: 12x1.75 appears on 6 of the 7 vehicles, spanning both Ford and Lincoln, while 14x2.0 appears on 4 vehicles, all Ford. Check the vehicle directory below to see which thread size matches your vehicle.
Sizes and Brands We Carry in 5x135
We carry 5x135 wheels from 16 up to 30 inches in diameter and from 5.0 to 13.0 inches in width, more than 200 styles in total. Brands in our catalog for this pattern include Element Forged Wheels, Dolce Luxury Wheels, Artis Wheels, Diablo Wheels, Lexani Wheels, Giovanna Wheels, Gianelle Wheels, Koko Kuture Wheels, Factory Reproductions Replica Wheels, American Racing Wheels, Ion Alloy Wheels, and Mayhem Wheels.
Shop 5x135 Wheels by Size
These are the sizes we carry the most 5x135 wheel styles in. Each one opens every 5x135 wheel we carry in that size.
Vehicles With a 5x135 Bolt Pattern
Here are the vehicles in our fitment records that use the 5x135 bolt pattern, grouped by make. Check your exact year and trim on the vehicle page before you order, and see every 5 lug wheel we carry on our 5 lug wheels page.
Ford: Expedition 1997-2002, F-150 1997-2004
Lincoln: Navigator 1998-2002
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles use the 5x135 bolt pattern?
Ford and Lincoln vehicles use the 5x135 bolt pattern in our fitment records, with 7 vehicles tracked across both makes. Exact model and year coverage is listed in the vehicle directory on this page. If your vehicle is not shown there, contact us to confirm fitment.
What does 5x135 mean in inches?
5x135 describes 5 lug holes arranged on a 135 millimeter bolt circle. Our fitment records do not document a standard inch equivalent for this pattern. The 5 refers to lug count and 135 to the bolt circle diameter in millimeters. For vehicle specific confirmation, check the vehicle directory on this page.
Can a wheel with a different bolt pattern fit my 5x135 vehicle?
No, the bolt pattern must match exactly for a wheel to fit safely. A wheel drilled for any pattern other than 5x135 will not line up on the hub of a vehicle that calls for 5x135. Every wheel we carry is backed by our fitment guarantee, so you can confirm compatibility before you buy.
What hub bore do 5x135 Ford and Lincoln vehicles use?
Ford and Lincoln vehicles in our fitment records for 5x135 use an 87.0 millimeter hub bore across all 7 vehicles tracked. That consistency holds across both makes. Hub centric rings sized to 87.0 millimeters match the vehicles we have on record for this pattern.
What wheel sizes are available in 5x135?
We carry 5x135 wheels from 16 to 30 inches in diameter and 5.0 to 13.0 inches in width. That spans more than 200 wheel styles across brands like Element Forged Wheels, Dolce Luxury Wheels, and American Racing Wheels. The vehicle directory below can help you narrow sizes to your specific model.
What lug nuts fit 5x135 vehicles?
All 5x135 vehicles in our fitment records use lug nuts, with thread size depending on the model. 12x1.75 covers 6 of the 7 vehicles across Ford and Lincoln, while 14x2.0 covers 4 vehicles, all Ford. Check the vehicle directory below to confirm which thread size applies to your vehicle.