What is the bolt pattern of the Hyundai ix35 wheel hub?
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The bolt pattern of the Hyundai ix35 wheel hub is 5*114.3, with a center bore of 67.1. Below is more information about the wheel structure: 1. Rim: The part of the wheel that fits with the tire and supports it. 2. Spokes: The part of the wheel that connects to the axle hub and supports the rim. 3. Offset: The distance between the center plane of the rim and the mounting surface of the spokes. It can be positive, zero, or negative. 4. Flange: The part of the rim that maintains and supports the direction of the tire. 5. Bead seat: Also known as the mounting surface, it contacts the tire bead and supports the radial direction of the tire. 6. Well base: A depression on the rim with a certain depth and width to facilitate tire installation and removal. 7. Valve hole: The hole for installing the tire valve.
I just changed the wheel rims on my Hyundai ix35, and the bolt pattern is 5x114.3 mm, which means there are five bolt holes arranged on a circle with a diameter of 114.3 mm. The bolt pattern is crucial because the wheel rim must fit perfectly during installation. Even a slight mismatch can cause severe shaking while driving, accelerate tire wear, and in serious cases, lead to loose nuts and accidents. I've seen some car enthusiasts buy mismatched wheel rims to save money, only to end up causing themselves trouble, wasting money, and needing to redo the work. The bolt pattern also affects the aesthetics of the wheel rims and steering performance, so it shouldn't be chosen carelessly. Before replacing wheel rims, it's advisable to measure the original bolt pattern or verify it using the owner's manual. The Hyundai ix35's bolt pattern is generally consistent, but the center bore size may vary slightly across different model years, typically around 67.1 mm. The offset should also be noted to ensure overall compatibility and safety. Tire maintenance might seem like a minor issue, but it actually affects the entire vehicle.
