Year, model and trim
Include the platform, engine or brake package where it changes clearance or load requirements.
FITMENT GUIDE / BUYER NOTE
The right wheel begins with the right data.
Use this checklist to prepare a fitment brief. Final compatibility should always be confirmed for the exact vehicle, brake package, tire plan and applicable regulations.
Core specification
Put the critical numbers in one place.
When details are spread across screenshots and messages, the first review becomes slower and less certain.
| Input | What to confirm | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter / width | Target inch size and rim width | Sets the tire plan, visual proportion and available fitment range. |
| PCD / bolt pattern | Number of holes and pitch circle diameter | Controls whether the mounting pattern matches the vehicle. |
| Offset / ET | Target offset and acceptable range | Affects inner clearance, outer position and suspension relationship. |
| Center bore | Vehicle hub bore and wheel center bore | Supports correct location and the right hub ring strategy where applicable. |
| Load rating | Vehicle use, axle load and market requirement | Connects the product choice to real operating conditions. |
| Brake clearance | Caliper, disc and spoke clearance | Prevents a visually correct wheel from failing the physical application check. |
Useful context
Data is stronger with the application.
Send these details when they are available; mark estimates clearly so open questions can be reviewed.
Size and intended use
Note tire size, road conditions, suspension changes and whether the program is road, performance or off-road focused.
Drawing, photo or link
Visual references help with direction, but they should support the fitment data rather than replace it.