What size are my wheels?

[Durzel]

I've got some Japanese alloys that were custom made for my car (Civic Type-R). Unfortunately I've lost one of the silver centre caps, and trying to source a replacement online is proving tricky.

The main problem I'm having is that I have no clue what the PCD is of the wheel. Looking at the wheel itself it has the following stamped around different parts of it:

4 x 114.3 620kg
4 x 100 500kg
5 x 100 505kg

I'm at a complete loss as to what centre caps would be appropriate.

Edited by Durzel on Thursday 22 May 11:33

[Jakg]

I think most Japanese cars are 114.3.

[nsa]

Irrespective of the PCD, isn't the centre bore of the wheel the only thing that will determine which centre cap you need?



It sounds like your wheel came without holes drilled into it, and those three PCDs are what the wheel will accept.

[Durzel]

Ok, thanks.

Only reason I ask is that replacement centre caps on here seem to have specific PCD ranges for caps, and without knowing which ones mine are I don't want to buy the wrong thing

[BritishRacinGrin]

The first number 4 or 5 refers to the number of wheel studs/bolts.

[BritishRacinGrin]

The first number 4 or 5 refers to the number of wheel studs/bolts.

[Honestherbert]

what wheels are they? pics? if they were custom made for your car then surely whoever made them will sell centre caps? you can buy most centrecaps from the whell manufacturer