Wheel Bolt Pattern 6x135 / 6x5.50

[Dezarah]

Good afternoon everyone. So I am looking to purchase a set of wheels. They are 20x9 18 offset which is exactly what I am looking for. The bolt pattern in the description says its 6x135 / 6x5.50. So my question is. Will this fit on the truck? I tried to google it but the response I get back from AI or whatever is "6x5.50 will not fit on a ford lightning". I am a little confused by this because it also says its 6x135 which is the lightning bolt pattern. Any input would be great!

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[RLXXI]

6x135 is correct. 18 offset is going to have your wheels outside the fenders, stock is +44. The closer you get to 0 the farther out the poke.

 

[Dezarah]

i guess what im asking is mainly about the bolt pattern. It says 6x135 / 6x5.50 so when I add that on the site it says it the fitment isnt correct due to the 6x5.50.

 

[Heliian]

It's the same bolt pattern that Ford has used on the f150 for years.

Just be careful with tpms sensors, there was a frequency change midway through 2024 model year.

 

[Dezarah]

It's the same bolt pattern that Ford has used on the f150 for years.

Just be careful with tpms sensors, there was a frequency change midway through 2024 model year.

So the wheel should fit then.

this is what the wheel description shows

 

[12MattG12]

6x135mm is the typical bolt pattern Ford/Lincoln. 6x5.5(139.7mm) is typical for gmc and Toyota. The two are not the same. If the rim comes in 6x135, you’re golden. Maybe I’m missing something, but the description isn’t totally clear - does it come in both sizes?

 

[Effonefiddy Lightning]

I looks like you can order two different sizes. If you go to check out, look for an option for size. Or where it asks for fitment.

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