Ford F-150 Bolt Pattern, Lug Nuts & Wheel Specs (2015-2024)

These are typical specifications for the listed model years. Always confirm with your owner's manual, the tire placard in the door jamb and the retailer's fitment data before ordering.

The F-150 uses a 6x135 bolt pattern that is unique to Ford. Wheels made for Chevy, GMC, Ram or Toyota (6x139.7) will not bolt on without adapters.

Lug nuts are M14 x 2.0, a coarser thread than the M14 x 1.5 used by most competitors, so lug nuts are not interchangeable.

The Raptor has wider track, different suspension and different tire clearance; the numbers here are for regular F-150 trims.

• Bolt pattern must be exactly 6x135. Adapters are a last resort, not a fix.
• Center bore should be 87.1 mm or larger with a hub-centric ring that matches your hub.
• Use lug nuts with M14 x 2.0 thread and the seat type the wheel requires (usually 60 degree conical for aftermarket wheels).
• Check the load rating of the wheel, especially if you tow or carry heavy loads.
• Plan for TPMS sensors: move your factory sensors or order new ones.

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