Knowing your Land Rover's lug pattern is essential if you want to change your wheel's rims. You can find your model's lug pattern on the table shared below or by measuring your wheel with a ruler.

Land Rovers are known for their balance of upscale features and rugged, off-roading capabilities. Since tire care is essential to off-roading, understanding the importance of your lug pattern is crucial.

Lug pattern may sound like a complicated, intimidating term, but it's relatively straightforward, and you will need this information to change your rims. To help you,

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Why you should know your Land Rover’s lug pattern

Your Land Rover’s lug pattern—also known as a bolt pattern—tells you two important pieces of information about your wheels: the number of lug holes in your wheels and the spacing between them.

The first number tells you how many lug holes are in a wheel, while the second tells you the diameter of the circle those holes form. Here’s an example: a 5x5 lug pattern would be a wheel with five lugs that create a five-inch circle. Simple, right?

You’ll want to know your lug pattern if you ever need to change your wheel, either due to wear and tear or to upgrade your Land Rover’s style.

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Land Rover lug pattern guide

This chart gives you the wheel specifications for a slew of popular Land Rover models, including their wheel size, lug pattern, offset, stud size, and hub/center bore measurements. Find your own Land Rover model below to get the exact information you need to replace your rims.

Model	OEM wheel size	Lug pattern (inches)	Offset	Stud size	Hub/center bore
2015-2017 Land Rover Discovery Sport	17"-20"	5x4.25"	H	14x1.5	63.4
2021-2022 Land Rover Discovery Sport	--	5x4.25"	H	14x1.5	63.4
2006-2013 Land Rover Range Rover Sport	20"-24"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	72.6
2014-2017 Land Rover Range Rover Sport	19"-22"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	72.6
2021-2022 Land Rover Range Rover Sport	18"-20"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	72.6
2012-2015 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	19"-22"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	63.4
2016-2017 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	18"-22"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	63.4
2021-2022 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	18"-20"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	63.4
2002-2005 Land Rover Freelander	16"-20"	5x4.5"	H	12x1.5	64.1
1999-2001 Land Rover Range Rover	18"-24"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	70.1
2002-2012 Land Rover Range Rover	20"-24"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	72.6
2013-2022 Land Rover Range Rover	19"-22"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	72.6
1999-2004 Land Rover Discovery	16"-18"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	70.1
2017-2022 Land Rover Discovery	20"-22"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	72.6
2021-2022 Land Rover Defender	18"-20"	5x4.72"	H	14x1.5	72.6
2008-2015 Land Rover LR2	18"-22"	5x4.25"	H	14x1.5	63.4

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Lug pattern terminology 101

If you don’t understand all the terms and numbers listed above, don’t worry! Here’s a helpful guide to the most critical lug pattern terminology.

OEM wheel size: This is the size of the Land Rover’s original wheel (OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer). You’ll need to match this size when installing new rims.

Lug pattern: Lug pattern is the number of lug holes and the distance between them on your wheel. It is also known as the bolt pattern.

Offset: The wheel's offset is the distance between the mounting surface and the rim's center. Positive offsets mean the wheels pull towards the car. Negative offsets mean the wheels stick out.

Stud size: There are two ways to write stud size. The U.S. shows stud size as stud diameter x threads per inch (example: 1/2x20). For metric users, stud size shows as stud diameter x distance between threads (example: 14mm x 1.50).

Center bore: This is the opening that centers the wheel on the hub. The center bore can vary in size, so be sure to know this measurement.

How to measure your Land Rover’s lug pattern

If your Land Rover isn’t on the list above, there’s no need to panic. You can figure out your lug pattern at home with just a ruler or measuring tape.

First, count the lugs. That’s how many lug holes on your Land Rover.

Next, you’ll need to measure the diameter. Take a ruler and measure across the wheel from the edge of one lug. If there are an odd number of lugs, you'll need to measure to the midpoint of the closest lug on the far side. That's your diameter.

If the diameter is 4.5 inches and your Land Rover has 5 lug holes, your lug pattern is 5x4.5.

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