Wheel Adapters for Chevrolet Nova

Chevrolet Nova bolt pattern by year

• 1964–1967 (Chevy II / Nova, Gen I & II 5-lug): 5x4.75" (120.6mm), fits these adapters
• 1968–1974 (3rd gen): 5x4.75" (120.6mm), fits these adapters
• 1975–1979 (4th gen): 5x4.75" (120.6mm), fits these adapters
• 1985–1988 (5th gen, front-wheel-drive NUMMI / Corolla-based Nova): 4x100mm, fits these adapters
• 1962–1963 (early Chevy II 4-lug): 4x4.5" (114.3mm), different pattern; these adapters are not listed to fit this year

The real fitment check is the pattern itself, not just the model year, so measure your hub or count the lugs before you buy. The Nova is a classic trap car: the early 4-lug Chevy II and the 1980s front-drive Nova are completely different from the 5x4.75" muscle-era cars, so verify which one you have.

Convert your Chevrolet Nova to run these wheels

• 5x4.75" hub to 5x4.75" wheels (widen stance / add track width, same pattern)
• 5x4.75" hub to 5x4.5" (114.3mm) wheels
• 5x4.75" hub to 5x120mm wheels
• 5x4.75" hub to 5x5" (127mm) wheels
• 5x4.75" hub to 5x5.5" (139.7mm) wheels
• 4x100mm hub to 4x110mm wheels
• 4x100mm hub to 4x156mm wheels
• 4x100mm hub to 4x4" (101.6mm) wheels

All adapters ship as a pair; order two pairs for a full four-corner setup.

Common questions

What bolt pattern does the Chevrolet Nova use?
Most Novas use 5x4.75" (120.6mm), that covers the 5-lug 1964–1967 Chevy II/Nova and every rear-drive Nova from 1968 through 1979. The front-wheel-drive 1985–1988 Nova is the exception, using a 4x100mm pattern. The earliest 1962–1963 Chevy II used a 4x4.5" (114.3mm) 4-lug pattern, which is not covered by these adapters.

Did the Chevrolet Nova bolt pattern change across the years?
Yes, and this is the biggest source of ordering mistakes. The muscle-car-era Novas are 5x4.75", but the early-'60s Chevy II started as a 4x4.5" 4-lug car, and the 1985–1988 Nova switched to a Toyota-based 4x100mm pattern. Always confirm your specific year and count your lugs before choosing an adapter.