How do I find out the PCD of my wheels?

The P.C.D. of any wheel or hub with an even number of holes can be measured from the inside of one hole directly across to the outside of the hole opposite. To calculate the P.C.D. of a five stud wheel or hub, measure ‘X’ from the inside of one hole to the outside of the next hole and multiply by 1.7012.

Is PCD the same as bolt pattern?

The bolt pattern of a wheel is the layout of the mounting holes. A wheel’s bolt pattern can also be called its “Bolt Circle” or “Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD)”. Bolt pattern is expressed as the number of lugs by the diameter of the imaginary circle formed by the center of the lugs.

How important is PCD?

A PCD measurement can be used to correctly fit new steel wheels, or alloy replacements. Alloy wheels are particularly recommended for their lighter weight and stylish look. Fitting alloy wheels to the right PCD is essential to making the right conversion.

What does 4×100 PCD mean?

Pitch Circle Diameter
PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) Explained: PCD is measured in mm. e.g: 4×100 means the wheel has 4 bolt holes and the diameter of the imaginary circle through the bolt holes is 100mm.

How do you take PCD?

Wheel PCD Measurement Calculation Formula

1. 4 Stud PCD = Stud distance divided by 0.7071 to get PCD.
2. 5 Stud PCD = Stud distance divided by 0.5878 to get PCD.
3. 6 Stud PCD = Stud distance divided by 0.5 to get PCD.

How do I get rid of PCD?

Removing Unused Personalization Data

1. Select System Administration Support PCD Tools Personalization Data Cleanup .
2. Choose Remove to remove unused personalization data.

What is wheel offset and PCD?

PCD is the amount of mounting holes in the wheel and the width apart of the mounting holes. Offset is the distance of the hub mounting surface to the centre line of the wheel, see below for a full explanation. If the Offset is wrong then the wheel may foul on the bodywork or stick out too far outside the wheel arch.

What is alloys PCD?

Alloys can have 4, 5, 6 or 8 holes and different measurements which is called the Bolt Pattern. Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) is the diameter of that circle which passes through the center of all the bolts hole or wheel bolts or wheel rim holes or stud.

What cars have a 4x110mm bolt pattern?

Bolt pattern 4×110 What cars have a 4×110 bolt pattern?

• Daihatsu (8) Atrai (1986-1998) Charade (1977-1987) Cuore (1980-1998) Hijet (1987-1998) Mira (1980-1997) Move (1995-1998) Move Custom (1997-1998) Opti (1992-2002)
• Mazda (2) 626 (1979-1982) RX-7 (1979-1985)
• Perodua (1) Kancil (1994-2009)
• Toyota (1)

What is 4×108 bolt pattern?

The 4×108 Bolt Pattern or Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) is made up of the stud count (4) and the bolt circle measurement (108), the notional circle determined by the center position of the studs. The 4×108 bolt pattern is common to Alfa Romeo, Audi, Citroën, DS, Dongfeng, Ford and Jinbei vehicles.

What does PCD mean on a wheel?

Back to previous page. What does PCD mean? The Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) is the diameter of the circle which passes through the centre of all the studs, wheel bolts or wheel rim holes. The easiest way calculate the PCD is as follows: 1) Measure the distance ‘S’ between two adjacent studs from the centre of each hole.

What does PCD stand for in bolts?

Bolt Pattern/Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) is the measurement of the diameter of the imaginary circle drawn through all of the wheel bolts or studs on a wheel. It is also known as the ‘bolt circle’. A wheel’s PCD is usually displayed after the number of studs, separated by a slash.

What is the PCD of a 5 stud wheel?

Bolt Pattern/Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) A ‘pcd’ of 4/114.3 means the wheel is four stud with a pitch circle diameter of 114.3mm. Measuring the PCD of a 5 stud wheel is a tricky business. It is much easier to determine the PCD by checking the manufacturers’ original specifications or by checking our PCD reference guide for each model.