Dodge Charger: the short answer
The Dodge Charger runs a 5×127 mm (5×5″) wheel bolt pattern — 5 studs on a 127 mm pitch circle. To swap wheels you need that same pattern plus a compatible center bore and offset.
Wheel fitment
The Dodge Charger bolt pattern is 5×127 mm (5×5″). It has changed across generations — see the table below.
Dodge Charger
5x1275 lugs · 127 mm · 5″ PCD
| Years | Bolt pattern | In inches |
|---|---|---|
| 2011–2023 (LD) | 5x115 | 5×4.53″ |
| 2024–present (LB; Daytona EV + 2026 Sixpack gas) | 5x127 | 5×5″ |
New platform switched to 5x127 (5x5")
The Dodge Charger runs a 5×127 mm (5×5″) wheel bolt pattern — 5 studs on a 127 mm pitch circle. To swap wheels you need that same pattern plus a compatible center bore and offset.
A matching bolt pattern is the first filter, not a green light. Check the hub center bore and the offset/backspacing, and make sure there's brake-caliper clearance. Confirm everything on the door-jamb sticker or manual.
Reference value for the Dodge Charger; verify against your owner's manual.
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The Dodge Charger uses a 5×127 mm (5×5″) bolt pattern on its current generation (earlier generations differ — see the table). That's 5 lugs on a 127 mm (5″) pitch circle. Confirm against your door-jamb sticker before buying wheels.
Vehicles like the Chrysler Pacifica, Dodge Durango, Jeep Gladiator share the 5x127 pattern, so their wheels are worth checking — but the bolt pattern is only the first match. You still need a compatible center bore and offset, so confirm those before buying.
5x127 is the same as 5×5″ — 127 mm converts to 5 inches.
The Dodge Charger bolt pattern shown is a well-documented reference value. Confirm your exact bolt pattern, center bore, and offset against the door-jamb sticker or owner's manual before buying wheels. A shared bolt pattern does not by itself guarantee a wheel will fit.