ATV Tire, Wheel and Bolt Pattern Chart

To understand your tires you first have to know what size is your OEM tires are. Youcan find this out by referring to your owners manual or the application chart below. Youcan also just read the numbers on the side of your tires and do the math.

What do the numbers mean?

Tire Example: Dunlop 25 x 10 x 12

Tire Diameter = 25"Tire Width = 10"Rim Diameter = 12"

Wheel Example: Steel Wheel 10 x 8 3+5 4/110

Wheel Diameter = 10"Wheel Width = 8"Wheel Offset = 3" mounting centerline to inside wheel edge and 5" mounting center line to theoutside wheel edgeNumber of Bolt Holes = 4

Spacing of bolt holes = 110" (measured from center of one bolthole across center of wheel to opposite bolt hole)

Note: Most OEM Wheel Applications have no offset (the wheelis centered over the hub). In these cases, the wheel offset isomitted from the listing.

How to determine bolt patterns?

You can determine your bolt pattern by measuring "inmillimeters" the distance from the center of one wheel stud tothe center of the opposite wheel stud.

Next, determine your correct bolt pattern. Convert your measurement from inches to millimetersby multiplying by "25.4"

Example: Wheel stud measurement: 4-5/16" = (4.313")Formula: 4.313 x 25.4 = 109.6 mm ==> 110mm bolt pattern

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