A 2014 Dodge Charger has a bolt pattern of 5 x 4.53 or 5 on 4.53. These two numbers indicate that each wheel has 5 bolts forming a circle with a 4.53-inch diameter.

The Dodge Charger is an American classic and the world's first four-door muscle car. Whether you use yours to drive the kids to school or show it off at local muscle car shows, changing your wheels is a popular way to customize your ride.

Before getting started on your upgrade, you will need to know a 2014 Dodge Charger's bolt pattern. If you aren’t familiar with it, that’s OK!

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2014 Dodge Charger bolt pattern

The bolt pattern for the 2014 Dodge Charger is 5 x 4.53, or “5 on 4.53.” Every bolt pattern or lug pattern (they are the same thing) can be expressed as:

# of bolts x diameter of the circle they form

So a 5 x 4.53 lug pattern means that your Charger’s wheel has five lugs each with each wheel’s lug pattern is set in a circle 4.53 inches in diameter.

Now that you have the Dodge Charger bolt pattern, you will need a little more information to ensure that you get the right wheels. You will need to know the wheel size and offset, torque specifications, and the Charger's center measurement:

Factory wheel size: 17” to 20”

Stud size: M14 x 1.5

Offset: 20 to 30 mm

Center bore: 71.6 mm

Wheel tightening torque: 176 Nm

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How to measure your Dodge Charger’s bolt pattern

Now you have all the necessary measurements to upgrade your Charger’s wheels! But hey, your car is your baby, so we understand if you want to be able to take those measurements yourself to be sure.

First, you will need a tape measure. If you don’t have one, a ruler or cloth measuring tape will work just as well.

Next, pick a bolt (it doesn’t matter which one) and measure from the outer edge of the lug hole to the center of the opposite bolt. When measuring across, you will notice that the bolts don’t line up since there is an uneven number. That’s ok, just pick either one.

That’s it! Put the diameter together with the number of bolts, and you have discovered your bolt pattern!

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