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6x135 bolt pattern

What trucks have a 6x135 bolt pattern?

6x135 is Ford’s six-lug light-truck pattern: six holes on a 135 mm circle. F-150 and Expedition owners must not buy 6x139.7 (6x5.5") Toyota/GM wheels — they will not center correctly.

  • Lug count6
  • PCD135 mm5.31"
  • Common hub bore87.1 mmFord
  • Common threadM14 x 1.5

PCD diagram

PCD 135 mm (5.31")6
6x135 — 6 lug holes on a 135 mm (5.31") pitch circle

At a glance

Exact PCD match?
Required
vs 6x139.7
Not interchangeable

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Vehicles with 6x135

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

5 models · 2 makes

Ford3Lincoln2

Ford

ModelYearsCenter boreThread
F-1502004–present (most)87.1 mmM14 x 1.5
Expedition2003–present (most)87.1 mmM14 x 1.5
F-250 / F-350 (select)Super Duty often uses 8-lug — verifySelect87.1 / 142.9 mmM14 x 1.5

Lincoln

ModelYearsCenter boreThread
NavigatorVarious87.1 mmM14 x 1.5
Mark LT (older)Select87.1 mmM14 x 1.5

Center bore & stud thread

Common center bores

  • 87.1 mmFord F-150 / Expedition

    Ford, Lincoln

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

  • M14 x 1.5Ford light-truck standard.

FAQ

What trucks have a 6x135 bolt pattern?

Most Ford F-150 (2004+) and Expedition models, plus Lincoln Navigator on the same hubs. Do not install 6x139.7 wheels.

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