Nissan Wheel Spacers

350Z 2003–2009, 370Z 2009–2020, Altima 2002–2025, Maxima 1989–2023, Sentra 2013–2026, Rogue 2008–2026 and Murano 2003–2026 wheel spacers: 5x114.3 (5x4.5"), 12x1.25 thread, 66.1mm hub

Every Nissan below uses 5x114.3 with a 12x1.25 thread and a 66.1mm hub, so the same spacers fit them: the Nissan and Infiniti 10mm and 15mm hub centric slip-on pairs (66.1mm bore) and the 5x4.5" hub centric Nissan and Infiniti bolt-on pair (66.1mm bore, 12x1.25 studs, 1" or 1.25", for factory wheels with a 66.1mm center bore). Each slip-on carries a 66.1mm wheel-side lip your wheel's center bore must accept, and the studs must keep full thread engagement at that thickness; if they fall short, fit longer studs (the 10mm pair's listing and one of the two 15mm listings offer extended studs as an option). If the factory studs stand proud of the bolt-on pair's face and stop the wheel seating flush, shorten them. These spacers fit:

• 350Z 2003–2009, 370Z 2009–2020, 300ZX 1987–1996, 300ZX Turbo 1984–1986 and Juke 2011–2017
• Altima 2002–2025, Maxima 1989–2023, Sentra 2013–2026, Sentra SE-R and SE-R Spec V 2007–2012, Leaf 2011–2026 and Ariya 2023–2026
• Rogue 2008–2026, Rogue Sport 2017–2022, Rogue Select 2014–2015, Murano 2003–2026, Pathfinder 2013–2026, Kicks 2025–2026 (the redesigned Kicks, not the 2025 Kicks Play), Quest 1993–2002, 2004–2009 and 2011–2017 and US NV200 2013–2021

The Z 2023–2026 (RZ34) is not yet confirmed by a US-market source, so measure its pattern, thread and hub before ordering. The 10mm and 15mm slip-on pairs sit behind your factory wheel on the factory studs. Each carries a 66.1mm wheel-side lip your wheel's center bore must accept, and the studs must keep full thread engagement at that thickness (if they fall short, fit longer 12x1.25 studs; the 10mm pair's listing and one of the two 15mm listings offer extended studs as an option). For a different wheel pattern, see 5x4.5 hub wheel adapters.

240SX 1989–1994, Altima 1993–2001, Sentra 2000–2012 (not the 2007–2012 SE-R and Spec V), US Cube 2009–2014 and first-generation Versa 2007–2012 wheel spacers: 4x114.3 (4x4.5"), 12x1.25 thread, 66.1mm hub

The 240SX 1989–1994, 200SX 1984–1988, Altima 1993–2001, Sentra 2000–2012 (the 2007–2012 SE-R is five-lug, above), US Cube 2009–2014, first-generation Versa 2007–2012 (the second generation, also sold as a 2012, uses a different pattern) and Stanza 1990–1992 use 4x114.3 with a 12x1.25 thread and a 66.1mm hub. Fit the 4x4.5" hub centric Nissan bolt-on pair (66.1mm bore, 12x1.25 studs, 1"); if the factory studs stand proud of its face and stop the wheel seating flush, shorten them. The US Maxima 1984–1988 uses the same 4x114.3 pattern, 12x1.25 thread and 66.1mm hub and takes the same pair. Conversions: 4x4.5 hub wheel adapters.

US Frontier 2005–2026, Pathfinder 2005–2012 and Xterra 2005–2015 wheel spacers: 6x114.3 (6x4.5"), 12x1.25 thread, 66.1mm hub

The US Frontier 2005–2026, Pathfinder 2005–2012 and Xterra 2005–2015 use 6x114.3 with a 12x1.25 thread and a 66.1mm hub. Fit the 6x4.5" Nissan bolt-on pair with 12x1.25 studs (66.1mm bore, 1" to 2"); if the factory studs stand proud of its face and stop the wheel seating flush, shorten them. Or fit the 6x4.5" hub centric Nissan pair (66.1mm bore, 12x1.25 studs, 1.5", for factory wheels with a 66.1mm center bore), whose listing also says to shorten factory studs that stand proud of its face.

Titan 2004–2022, Armada 2004–2026, Frontier 1998–2004, Pathfinder 1987–2004 and Xterra 2000–2004 wheel spacers: 6x139.7 (6x5.5")

12x1.25 thread: the Titan 2004–2022 and Armada 2004–2016 (77.8mm hub), and the Frontier 1998–2004, Pathfinder 1987–2004, Xterra 2000–2004 and 720 Pickup 1984–1986 (100.1mm hub) all take the 6x5.5" Nissan bolt-on pair with 12x1.25 studs (108mm center bore, 1" to 2"), which clears either hub and centers on the studs. The Pickup 1986–1997 shares the pattern and thread; its hub is not confirmed by an outside source, so measure the hub before ordering (the 108mm pair clears any hub under 108mm). 14x1.5 thread: the Titan XD 2016–2022 (77.8mm hub) takes the 6x5.5" hub centric pair made for the Ram 1500 (77.8mm bore, 14x1.5 studs, 1.5", for factory wheels with a 77.8mm center bore), the 78mm-bore pair (0.75" to 3"; its listing says to check your hub diameter first) or the 108mm-bore pair with 14x1.5 studs (1" or 1.5"). The Armada 2017–2026 also uses 14x1.5; outside sources give its hub as 77.8mm, one as 78mm, so measure the hub and your wheels' center bore: a 77.8mm hub takes the 77.8mm Ram 1500 hub centric pair (for factory wheels with a 77.8mm center bore; its listing names the Armada 2017–2024) or the 78mm-bore pair, and the 108mm-bore 14x1.5 pair clears either hub. The 78.1mm hub centric pair is not offered for the Armada: its listing names only GM trucks, and its 78.1mm lip does not fit a 77.8mm wheel center bore. The NV1500, NV2500 and NV3500 2012–2021 are 8x165.1 with a 14x1.5 thread and take the 8x6.5" bolt-on pair with 14x1.5 studs (125.6mm center bore, 1" to 3"). If the factory studs stand proud of a bolt-on pair's face and stop the wheel seating flush, shorten them. Before buying the 108mm-bore 6x5.5" pair with 14x1.5 studs, check your hub diameter.

How to choose a Nissan spacer: slip-on or bolt-on, thread, hub bore and thickness

Slip-on spacers slide over existing wheel studs like a thick washer, ideal for thin adjustments. Bolt-on spacers bolt directly to factory studs using separate hardware and feature their own integrated studs to mount the wheel, ideal for wider setups. Hub centric is an attribute of both types: the 66.1mm and 77.8mm bores here match the Nissan hubs, so the hub, not the studs, centers the spacer.

• Thread: 12x1.25 on nearly every Nissan car and truck; 14x1.5 on the Armada 2017–2026, Titan XD 2016–2022 and NV vans 2012–2021; the NV vans' hub diameter is not confirmed, so measure it before choosing a spacer. A bolt-on pair's studs must carry your vehicle's thread. On a hub with wheel studs, your own lug nuts clamp the pair to the hub; on a hub with lug bolts, the hub-side bolts are bought separately in your car's thread and seat, because bolt-on spacers do not include lug bolts. The wheel then mounts on the pair's studs with the lug nuts named in that pair's listing, or with lug nuts that match its stud thread if the listing names none.
• Hub bore: 66.1mm on every 4-lug, 5-lug and 6x114.3 Nissan here (not confirmed on the Pulsar NX 1983–1986 or the Stanza 1982–1989); 77.8mm on the Titan and Titan XD through 2022; 77.8mm on the Armada in most outside sources, 78mm in one, so measure yours; 100.1mm on the older 6x139.7 Frontier, Pathfinder and Xterra. If your Nissan is not named above, measure the hub, or measure your bolt pattern if you are unsure of it.
• Thickness available: slip-on 10mm or 15mm (each with a 66.1mm wheel-side lip your wheel's center bore must accept; keep full thread engagement at that thickness, fitting longer studs if needed); the 66.1mm hub centric bolt-on pairs 1" (4x4.5") and 1" or 1.25" (5x4.5", for factory wheels with a 66.1mm center bore); the 6x4.5" and 6x5.5" 12x1.25 bolt-on pairs 1" to 2" and the 6x4.5" hub centric Nissan pair 1.5" (for factory wheels with a 66.1mm center bore); the 14x1.5 6x5.5" pairs 0.75" to 3" (the 77.8mm hub centric pair for factory wheels with a 77.8mm center bore; the 78mm-bore pair's listing says to check your hub diameter first); the 8x6.5" pair 1" to 3". Choose the thinnest that clears; if the factory studs stand proud of a bolt-on pair's face and stop the wheel seating flush, shorten them. Before buying the 108mm-bore 6x5.5" pair with 14x1.5 studs, check your hub diameter.
• Torque: torque to Nissan's specification for your model and check the nuts again after the first 50 to 100 miles.

Common questions

Which spacers fit a 350Z or 370Z? The 350Z 2003–2009 and 370Z 2009–2020 are 5x114.3 with a 12x1.25 thread and a 66.1mm hub: the 10mm or 15mm slip-on pair, or the 66.1mm hub centric bolt-on pair in 1" or 1.25" (for factory wheels with a 66.1mm center bore). Each slip-on carries a 66.1mm wheel-side lip your wheel's center bore must accept, and the studs must keep full thread engagement at that thickness; if they fall short, fit longer studs (the 10mm pair's listing and one of the two 15mm listings offer extended studs as an option). If the factory studs stand proud of a bolt-on pair's face and stop the wheel seating flush, shorten them.

Which spacers fit a Nissan Frontier? Frontier 1998–2004: 6x139.7, the 6x5.5" pair with 12x1.25 studs. US Frontier 2005–2026: 6x114.3, the 6x4.5" pair with 12x1.25 studs or the 6x4.5" hub centric Nissan pair (66.1mm bore, 12x1.25 studs, 1.5", for factory wheels with a 66.1mm center bore). If the factory studs stand proud of a bolt-on pair's face and stop the wheel seating flush, shorten them.

Which spacers fit a Titan or Armada? Titan 2004–2022 (not the XD) and Armada 2004–2016: the 6x5.5" pair with 12x1.25 studs. Titan XD 2016–2022: the 6x5.5" hub centric Ram 1500 pair (77.8mm bore, for factory wheels with a 77.8mm center bore) first, or the 78mm-bore pair (check your hub diameter first) or the 108mm-bore pair with 14x1.5 studs. Armada 2017–2026: measure the hub and your wheels' center bore first (outside sources give 77.8mm, one 78mm): the 77.8mm Ram 1500 pair for a 77.8mm hub and wheels (its listing names the Armada 2017–2024), or the 108mm-bore 14x1.5 pair, which clears either hub; the 78.1mm hub centric pair is not for the Armada. If the factory studs stand proud of a bolt-on pair's face and stop the wheel seating flush, shorten them. Before buying the 108mm-bore 6x5.5" pair with 14x1.5 studs, check your hub diameter.

Do I need longer studs with the slip-on pairs? Check first. A 10mm or 15mm spacer takes that much thread engagement away from the stud; measure what is left and fit longer 12x1.25 studs if it is short. Each pair also carries a 66.1mm wheel-side lip your wheel's center bore must accept.

Do bolt-on Nissan spacers include lug nuts? Each listing says what it includes. The pair fastens to the hub with your own lug nuts on a studded hub, or with hub-side lug bolts in your car's thread and seat, bought separately, on a lug-bolt hub, since bolt-on spacers never include lug bolts. The wheel mounts on the pair's studs with the lug nuts named in that listing, or with lug nuts matching its stud thread if none are named.

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Browse all wheel spacers, hub centric slip-on wheel spacers, hub centric bolt-on wheel spacers and bolt-on wheel spacers, or shop by lug count: 4 lug, 5 lug, 6 lug and 8 lug wheel spacers. The same 66.1mm 5x114.3 and 4x114.3 spacers are on our Infiniti wheel spacers page, and the 108mm-bore 6x5.5" pair with 14x1.5 studs on our Toyota wheel spacers page.