Chrysler makes it easy to find the lug pattern for your 300 by using the same one for every model year. That means if you’re looking to spiff up your ride with some sweet new rims, finding the specs you need should be pretty easy, but let’s make it even easier, shall we?

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2010 Chrysler 300 bolt pattern

The bolt pattern for every Chrysler 300

, regardless of model year, is 5x4.53. For those who don’t know what that means—and let’s be honest, that’s probably most of us—let’s break it down a bit further.

Every vehicle’s wheels have a bolt, or lug pattern that’s expressed as

# of bolts x diameter of the circle they form

So, your Chrysler 300’s 5x4.53 lug pattern means each wheel has five lugs, and they form a circle that is 4.53 inches in diameter.

There’s still a bit more you need to know if you’re looking to swap out your rims, though. You’ll need your 300’s stud size, wheel offset, center bore measure, and torque specs. Well, guess what—we’ve got those for you, too.

Factory wheel size: 17”, 18”, or 20”

Stud size: 14x1.5 (14mm stud with 1.5mm thread spacing)

Offset: 16 to 32 mm

Center bore: 71.5 mm

Wheel tightening torque: 110–130 ft-lbs

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How to measure your Chrysler 300’s bolt pattern

Some of us just like to know how to do things ourselves. If you’re one of those people, this is what you need to do to find the lug pattern for Chrysler 300, or any vehicle, for that matter.

All you need is a tape measure—or, better yet, a ruler. Pick any bolt on your 300’s wheel and measure from the outside edge of the bolt to the hole in the center of either of the two bolts closest to it. If you’re measuring on a car with a 4-bolt pattern, you can go straight across, but with a 5-bolt pattern, just measure between two bolts next to each other.

That measurement gives you the diameter of your circle, so you should find that it measures 4.53 inches on your Chrysler 300. Put this with the 5 bolts you see in your wheel, and you’ve got your 5x4.53 lug pattern.

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