Replacing the wheels is one of the easiest ways to customize a vehicle. If you’d like to spice up your Chrysler 300 with a new look or better performance, this modification is the perfect place to start. But before you proceed, you’ll need to know your Chrysler’s bolt pattern.

Below we explain the Chrysler 300 bolt pattern, factory wheel sizes, offset, stud size, and all the other info you need to get new wheels.

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2017 Chrysler 300 bolt pattern

The 2017 Chrysler 300's lug pattern is 5x4.53 (inches) or 5x115 (millimeters).

To break that down a bit, the first number shows how many bolt holes are in each tire. The second number tells you how big the circle these bolt holes make (4.53 inches or 115 millimeters).

The bolt pattern, also called the lug pattern, for every car is written as:

# of bolts x diameter of the circle they form

Before you go online to buy new wheels, you’ll need to know a few more bits of information. Your Chrysler 300’s stud size, wheel offset, center bore measurement, and torque specifications are just as important.

Here are the specs for a Chrysler 300:

Factory wheel size: 17”, 18”, or 21”

Stud size: M14 x 1.7 (14 mm thread with 1.7 mm pitch)

Offset: 35 to 42 mm

Center bore: 71.6 mm

Wheel tightening torque: 176 Nm

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How to measure your Chrysler 300’s bolt pattern

There’s no need to measure your bolt pattern yourself since we’ve provided the info above. But if you’d like to verify how it’s done, then by all means, do it yourself!

Find a ruler or a measuring tape.

Start by choosing a tire on your Chrysler and count the number of bolts. This should be five, the first number in the two-digit bolt pattern figure.

This next part is a little tricky because the Chrysler has an odd number of bolts. Select any bolt and place your measuring device at the outer edge of the hole. Now, measure across the wheel to either of the bolts nearest that imaginary straight line. You should measure to the center of that bolt to get your second number, which should be 4.53 inches or 115 millimeters.

Now that you have your measurement, you can go online or visit an auto shop to buy parts confidently.

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