2023 Dodge Challenger - Wheel & Tire Sizes, PCD, Offset and Rims specs (2024)

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What size wheels are on the Dodge Challenger 2023? ›

Featuring 18x11-inch low gloss granite wheels, 315 drag radial tires and a daring stance, the Dodge Challenger SRT^® Super Stock is a true display of iconic looks meeting with world-class performance.

PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter which basically means the diameter of an imaginary circle running through the centre of each bolt hole. The most common PCD values are 100mm and 114.3mm, the difference arising due to manufacturers using metric or imperial measurements (4.5 inches = 114.3mm).

PCD is measured in mm. e.g: 4x100 means the wheel has 4 bolt holes and the diameter of the imaginary circle through the bolt holes is 100mm. These details are shown in the 'Wheel Specifications' section on the main product page.

2008 – Present Dodge Challenger Lug Pattern

All Dodge Challengers manufactured from 2008 onwards have a bolt pattern of 5×115 mm (5 x 4.53 inches).

Dodge Challengers come with a 5x115 bolt pattern and 18'', 19'' or 20'' rim diameters, depending on the year model and trim level of your Challenger.

All Dodge Challengers manufactured from 2008 onwards have a bolt pattern of 5 x 4.53 inches (5×115 mm). There are differences in the wheels themselves among this generation, such as different wheel sizes, bore sizes, thread sizes, and lug-nut types.

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. These measurements are required when fitting aftermarket or non standard wheels.

P.C.D. is the Pitch Circle Diameter and is the diameter of an imaginary circle drawn through the centres of the holes. To calculate the P.C.D. of a three stud wheel or hub measure between two holes next to each other (as with five stud below) and multiply by 1.154. The P.C.D.

A very common PCD found on many vehicles is '5x114. 3' which means there are 5 studs arranged equally on a circle that is 114.3mm in diameter.

The Dodge Charger bolt pattern for the years 1966-1978 is 5×4.5″ (5×114.3mm). Model years 1982-1987 have a Dodge Charger lug pattern of 4×3.94″ (4x100mm). Lastly, the Dodge Charger bolt pattern for the model years 2005 to present are 5×4.53″ (5x115mm).

What has a 5x115 bolt pattern? ›

Wheels with a 5x115 bolt pattern can be found on a ton of great vehicles, including Buicks, Cadillacs, Chevrolets, GMs, Chryslers, Dodges, Pontiacs and more. Whether you're rocking that classic American muscle or a refined vehicle that boasts high-end luxury, you can amp up your ride's looks with 5x115 wheels.

2008-2023 Dodge Challenger / 2006-2023 Charger Bulge Acorn Lug Nuts & Wheel Locks Kit 14 mm x 1.50 Thread (Black)

For example, the tires for the 2022 Dodge Challenger Super Stock have a recommended tire size of 315/40R18.

In 2017-2021, certain Challenger SXT and GT came with only one option, which was the 235/55R19. Moving into the 2020-2023 SXT and GT trims, the above sizes mostly remained, however the 21″ option was added with the 245/40ZR21 and 255/40ZR21.

With a wide range of stock tire sizes, you can choose the tire size that meets your needs, from 235/55R19 tires all the way to 305/35R20 tires.

The Dodge Charger comes with a range of wheel size options, including 17-inch rims, 18-inch rims, 19-inch rims and 20-inch rims, depending on its year model and trim level.