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6x135 Bolt Pattern Fitment Guide

The 6x135 bolt pattern uses six lugs arranged on a 135 millimeter bolt circle. In our fitment records it appears on Ford and Lincoln vehicles, spanning three Ford models and two Lincoln models among the 44 vehicles we track in this pattern. It ranks 13th out of 38 patterns in our fitment records, making it a pattern we see with some regularity rather than rarely. Shoppers here are confirming their Ford or Lincoln takes 6x135 before choosing a wheel below.

Reading 6x135 and Confirming Your Fit

The first number, 6, is the lug count, six wheel studs arranged in a circle. The second number, 135, is the bolt circle diameter in millimeters, the diameter of the circle passing through the center of each lug hole. Together, 6x135 describes the exact lug arrangement a wheel must match to bolt onto the hub of a Ford or Lincoln vehicle in our records.

Our fitment records do not list an inch equivalent for this pattern. To confirm your own vehicle takes 6x135, check it against the vehicle directory on this page or contact us directly.

6x135 at a Glance

  • Lug count: 6x135 wheels use six lugs per wheel.
  • Bolt circle: The lugs sit on a 135 millimeter bolt circle.
  • Hub bores: Vehicles in our records use an 87.0mm or 87.1mm hub bore.
  • Lug threads: Threads run 14x1.5 or 14x2.0 depending on the vehicle.
  • Sizes we carry: We carry 6x135 wheels from 16 to 30 inches in diameter and 5 to 14 inches in width.
  • Offsets vehicles accept: Vehicles in our records typically accept offsets from 0mm to 45mm.

Hub Bore and Hub Centric Rings

Almost every vehicle in our 6x135 records, 43 of 44, uses an 87.0mm hub bore, across both Ford and Lincoln. A single Ford vehicle in our records instead uses an 87.1mm hub bore. The 0.1mm difference matters for a proper hub centric fit, so check the vehicle directory on this page to confirm which bore your Ford or Lincoln takes.

Lug Threads and Hardware

Every vehicle in our 6x135 records uses nut style lug hardware. Thread size splits mainly between 14x1.5, found on 27 vehicles, and 14x2.0, found on 19 vehicles, across Ford and Lincoln. One Ford vehicle in our records lists both 14x1.5 and 14x2.0. Confirm your thread size against the vehicle directory on this page before finalizing your choice.

Sizes and Brands We Carry in 6x135

We carry 6x135 wheels in diameters from 16 to 30 inches and widths from 5 to 14 inches, more than 1,300 styles in this pattern alone. Top brands we carry include Fuel Off-Road Wheels, Hostile Wheels, Black Rhino Wheels, Vossen Wheels, ICON Wheels, Method Race Wheels, and KMC Wheels, among others in our catalog.

Shop 6x135 Wheels by Size

These are the sizes we carry the most 6x135 wheel styles in. Each one opens every 6x135 wheel we carry in that size.

17x8.5 17x9 18x9 20x9 20x9.5 20x10 20x12 22x9.5 22x10 22x12 24x10 26x10

Vehicles With a 6x135 Bolt Pattern

Here are the vehicles in our fitment records that use the 6x135 bolt pattern, grouped by make. Check your exact year and trim on the vehicle page before you order, and see every 6 lug wheel we carry on our 6 lug wheels page.

Ford: Bronco 2022-2027, Expedition 2003-2027, F-150 2004-2027

Lincoln: Mark LT 2006-2008, Navigator 2003-2006, 2015-2024

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles use the 6x135 bolt pattern?

In our fitment records, 6x135 is used by Ford and Lincoln vehicles, spanning three Ford models and two Lincoln models among the 44 vehicles we track. Check the vehicle directory on this page for the specific models we have documented.

What hub bore do 6x135 Ford and Lincoln vehicles use?

Most 6x135 vehicles in our records, 43 of 44, use an 87.0mm hub bore. One Ford vehicle instead uses an 87.1mm hub bore, so confirm your exact model in the vehicle directory on this page.

Will a wheel with a different bolt pattern fit my 6x135 vehicle?

No, the bolt pattern must match exactly for a wheel to bolt on safely. Element backs every wheel sold in the correct pattern with our Fitment Guarantee, so choosing the exact 6x135 match is what keeps you covered.

What lug thread size do 6x135 vehicles use?

6x135 vehicles in our records use either 14x1.5 or 14x2.0 thread lugs, with 14x1.5 appearing on 27 vehicles and 14x2.0 on 19. One Ford vehicle lists both thread sizes. Confirm which your vehicle takes before finalizing your order.

What wheel sizes are available in 6x135?

We carry 6x135 wheels in diameters from 16 to 30 inches and widths from 5 to 14 inches, more than 1,300 styles total. Brands in our catalog include Fuel Off-Road Wheels, Black Rhino Wheels, ICON Wheels, and Method Race Wheels, among others.

How common is the 6x135 bolt pattern?

6x135 ranks 13th out of the 38 bolt patterns in our fitment records, making it a pattern we see with some regularity on Ford and Lincoln vehicles. It is not among the most common patterns overall, but it is well represented in our catalog with more than 1,300 wheel styles.

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