Acura Wheels and Rims

Acura Aftermarket Wheel Fitment

Acura is Honda's luxury division, launched March 27, 1986 as the first Japanese luxury brand in North America. From the original Legend and Integra to the modern Integra Type S, MDX Type S, and the second generation NSX, Acura aftermarket fitment varies by model and trim. Element Wheels has measured the lineup directly. Our most popular Acura aftermarket sales today are the TLX and the MDX. Don't get stuck buying off a generic spec calculator that ships factory offsets when each Acura model has its own aftermarket window. Find your Acura model below and you can rest assured the wheels and rims will fit the way you want every time.

Find your Acura Model

Pick your Acura model to see wheels and rims that fit. Acura's bolt pattern landscape is more varied than most lineups, so the right wheels for your TLX, MDX, Integra, or NSX depend on the specific model and trim.

Current Acura models

Legacy and discontinued Acura models

The Acura Bolt Pattern Landscape

Acura's bolt pattern landscape is more varied than most lineups. The most common pattern across the modern lineup is 5x114.3, shared with most Honda models. It is used on the Integra base and A-Spec, RDX, ILX, TSX, RSX, current TL, the original 1991-2005 NSX, and many other Acura models.

Larger Acuras and current performance Acuras use 5x120. That includes the MDX from 2007 forward, the TL from 2009 forward, the RL and RLX, the second generation 2016 forward NSX, and all modern Type S models. The Integra Type S, the MDX Type S, and the TLX Type S all use 5x120.

Older Acuras use legacy patterns. The 1990-2001 Integra Non-Type-R uses 4x100. The 1986-1990 Legend, the 1997-1999 CL, the 1996-1998 TL 2.5, and the 1992-1994 Vigor use 4x114.3. The 1996-1999 SLX uses a 6 lug pattern from its Isuzu shared chassis. The new 2024 forward ZDX EV moved to 6x132 on the GM Ultium electric platform.

How We Confirm Fitment

Element Wheels measures fitment on Acura models we sell wheels for. For the Acura platforms that matter most we measure clearance from the wheel to the fender, gap between the back of the wheel and any suspension components, brake caliper height, hub protrusion, lug height, and how much room the wheel and tire have when turning, all directly on the car.

The 2016 forward second generation NSX is one of the harder fitments in the modern aftermarket. We have measured every NSX brake caliper across the second generation production run, so the fitment recommendations on the NSX page are dialed in. The Integra Type S, the MDX Type S, and the TLX Type S each have their own brake clearance requirements that differ from the base trims. We measure all of them.

That measurement work is what produced the fitment recommendations on every Acura model page. It is also why every wheel we recommend is backed by our Fitment Guarantee. If a wheel does not fit, we pick up the wheels and refund 100 percent. No risk to you.

Acura Wheel and Rim FAQ

Get Acura Wheels and Rims Right the First Time

Pick your Acura model above to see wheels and rims that fit. We measure on Acura models we sell wheels for, from the original 1986 Legend to the new Integra Type S and the second generation NSX. Find your fit and start enjoying your build sooner.