If you’re looking to give your aging 2011 Honda Accord a little sprucing up with a new set of rims or wheels, you may have run into a few questions when you started placing orders. For example—what the heck is a bolt pattern, and how do you find it for your car?

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2011 Honda Accord bolt pattern

For the 2011 Honda Accord, things are pretty simple when it comes to bolt, or lug, patterns—pick a trim, any trim, and it’ll follow the same 5x4.5 lug pattern. But if you knew what that meant, you’d probably have stopped reading by now, so let’s simplify things a little more, shall we?

Every vehicle has a bolt pattern, which, put simply, is the pattern of lugs used to secure the wheels of your car. That pattern is expressed as:

# of bolts x diameter of the circle they form

So when we say your 2011 Honda Accord features a 5x4.5 lug pattern, we mean that your Accord’s wheels are held on by five bolts, and those bolts are set in a circle with a 4.5-inch diameter.

But you’ll need to know a little more than just your lug pattern if your baby’s going to get a new set of shoes. You need to know your Accord’s wheel size, stud size, wheel offset, center bore measure, and torque specifications. We said we were going to make this simple for you, so here you go!

Factory wheel size: 16, 17, or 18 inches (depending on trim)

Stud size: 12x1.5 (12 mm stud with 1.5 mm thread spacing)

Offset: 38 to 55 mm

Center bore: 64.1 mm

Wheel tightening torque: 108 Nm or 80 ft-lbs

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How to measure your 2011 Honda Accord’s bolt pattern

You may think we have some kind of magic wand when it comes to figuring out these specs, but the only tool you actually need to find any vehicle’s bolt or lug pattern is a ruler.

Your Accord has an odd number of bolts, so to find the bolt pattern, just pick any bolt on any wheel and measure from the outside edge of that bolt to the point in between the two bolts opposite the bolt you chose. On a 2011 Accord, that measurement will be 4.5 inches, and that’s the diameter of the circle created by the five bolts in your wheel.

If you’re looking for the lug pattern on a wheel with an even number of bolts, just measure from the center of any bolt to the center of the bolt directly across from it.

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