bolt pattern for wheels

[ohgrfreak]

I know the 7th gen has a bolt pattern of 4X114.3 or 4X4.5, but my woman has this ford focus, 2003 ZX3 with some sweet 5 spoke blade wheels, and i want to know how to find out what bolt pattern the focus is so I might be able to swap wheels before she sells the thing. They are 16 inchers, which is upsizing one from what i have right now.

[bmxmike]

Well im seeing 4x100 and 4x108. Just go out and measure them. Should measure across. Here is a site to help....
http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoBoltPatterns.dos;jsessionid=Fjz8GhScGzPjDcblTg 08CHyDvyhSCXVNqKJpy7Xw5ty1bG9m2pvC!830298!NONE

[kolio]

the only for sure thin is the 7 gen is 4x 114.3

[dknight3]

do you not know how to use google? OR a ruler!?!?!
hahaha sorry im giving you a hard time.

its 4x108 im pretty sure.

[ohgrfreak]

well, i got smart and i didn't use google, but i used trusty ol tirerack.com, and came up with 4x108, which i never even heard of a bolt pettern smaller than the older honda civic's 4x110, lol, until now. thanks guys for your fast response. I got rid of the MSR rims, the cheap-ass lugnuts they shipped with the wheels messed up my lugs, the coating came off (some cheesy wanna-be chrome) and coated my lugs on my car, that's finally why I found out I had so many problems keeping the darn things tightened down. And for midwest driving, i'm looking for some 16 inchers that I can run year round and it's easier to find good all weather tires for 16 inchers than 17s.

[RedGalant2k1]

The Ford Focus is 4x108 (also known as 4x4.25). The only way the wheel you are looking at can only fit if they have a dual drill pattern that includes 4x4.5 (4x114.3).

[shovelman]

7g def. has 114.3 b/c im looking at the box of the rims that i have for mine.