6 Lug bolt pattern

[dirtx]

Does anyone know if a toyota and nissan use the same 6 lug pattern? I found a good deal on a used set from a toyota.

Thanks .

[Trogdor636]

Yes. The offset might be off depending on what look you are going for.

[90seven]

Nissan and Chevys I believe are the same.

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[adamzan]

Some might use different lug nuts. Like the tapered vs top hat style.

[nunya]

Depending on the wheel style they take a different lug nut style. GM 1/2 tons share the same lug pattern as well but have a smaller hub bore

[dirtx]

Thank you all very much. Big help.

[3rdtimesacharm]

To get some toyota wheels to fit on a nissan, you'll need to switch lug type and it can be a complete ball ache trying to find nuts with the correct shank to match nissans m12 1.25 thread.

 

Also, some toyota are hub centric and not lug centric, which is something else to consider when some toyota are 108mm centre bore and pathfinders 100mm..

 

It's all solvable though

 

 

edit- toyota might be 112mm actually? definitely not 100mm anyway.

Edited April 13, 2013 by 3rdtimesacharm

[gv280z]

I think Isuzu's work also but I have no idea on the bore and hub / lug centric.

[nunya]

member 'shasdakota' is the first one that comes to my mind that located the other style lugs needed for some toyota wheels, he runs (last time I remember seeing him on here at least) the aluminum SR5 wheels off a 90's 4x4 Toyota on his wd21

and had to locate the 'tophat' style shanked lugs. If thats what you plan on running, I would send him a pm (or I can for you if you wish) and see if he has a part number/store name he got them from in the correct thread

[dirtx]

thanks for all the info, looks like i need new lug nuts. If i get them il shoot top hat a pm. I put those same toyota wheels on my old isuzu pup. they fit perfect. thanks again.

[nunya]

"Tophat" is what I was calling the lug but style

 

The members screw name with the photo is "shasdakota"

 

My fault for some clarification issues