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5x120.65 bolt pattern

What cars have a 5x120.65 bolt pattern?

5x120.65 (5x4.75") is a Ford and Lincoln five-lug pattern. It is frequently confused with BMW’s 5x120. The 0.65 mm difference is enough to prevent a safe fit — never force BMW wheels onto a Ford hub or vice versa.

  • Lug count5
  • PCD120.65 mm4.75"
  • Common hub bore70.5 mmFord
  • Common threadM12 x 1.5

PCD diagram

PCD 120.65 mm (4.75")5
5x120.65 — 5 lug holes on a 120.65 mm (4.75") pitch circle

At a glance

Also called
5x4.75"
vs BMW 5x120
Not interchangeable

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Vehicles with 5x120.65

Curated popular models — confirm hub bore and stud thread for your exact year before buying wheels.

5 models · 3 makes

Ford3Lincoln1Mercury1

Ford

ModelYearsCenter boreThread
Mustang (select older)S550+ often 5x114.3Select pre-201570.5 mmM12 x 1.5 / M14 x 1.5
Thunderbird / Cougar (select)Older70.5 mmM12 x 1.5
Crown VictoriaSelect70.5 mmM12 x 1.5

Lincoln

ModelYearsCenter boreThread
LS / Mark (select)Older70.5 mmM12 x 1.5

Mercury

ModelYearsCenter boreThread
Cougar / Grand Marquis (select)Older70.5 mmM12 x 1.5

Center bore & stud thread

Common center bores

  • 70.5 mmFord / Lincoln

    Ford, Lincoln, Mercury

Hub-centric rings can fill a larger wheel bore down to the vehicle hub. Never run a wheel with a smaller center bore than the hub.

Stud / lug thread

  • M12 x 1.5Common on older Ford five-lug cars.
  • M14 x 1.5Some later applications.

FAQ

Is 5x120.65 the same as 5x120?

No. 5x120.65 is Ford/Lincoln; 5x120 is BMW/Land Rover. They are not interchangeable.

What cars have a 5x120.65 bolt pattern?

Select older Ford Mustang, Crown Victoria, Thunderbird, and Lincoln / Mercury models using the 5x4.75" pattern. Many newer Fords use 5x114.3 instead.

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