Wheel Adapters for Dodge Dart

Dodge Dart bolt pattern by year

• 1960–1961 (full-size Dart): 5x4.5" (114.3mm), fits these adapters
• 1963–1972 (compact A-body, drum brakes): 5x4" (101.6mm), fits these adapters
• 1973–1976 (A-body, V8 / front disc cars): 5x4.5" (114.3mm), fits these adapters
• 2013–2016 (modern PF-platform Dart): 5x110mm, fits these adapters

The real fitment check is the pattern itself, not the badge on the trunk, measure your hub or count and gauge the studs before you buy. The Dart is a classic trap: it spans three different hub patterns across its life, and even within 1973–1976 the small-bolt 5x4" cars (slant-six drums) and big-bolt 5x4.5" cars (V8 discs) were built side by side, so verify your own hub.

Convert your Dodge Dart to run these wheels

• 5x4.5" (114.3mm) hub to 4x156mm wheels
• 5x4.5" (114.3mm) hub to 5x4.75" (120.6mm) wheels
• 5x4.5" (114.3mm) hub to 5x5.5" (139.7mm) wheels
• 5x4.5" (114.3mm) hub to 6x5.5" (139.7mm) wheels
• 5x4.5" (114.3mm) hub to 4x100mm wheels
• 5x4.5" (114.3mm) hub to 5x130mm wheels
• 5x4" (101.6mm) hub to 4x4.5" (114.3mm) wheels
• 5x110mm hub to 5x4.5" (114.3mm) wheels

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

Common questions

What bolt pattern does the Dodge Dart use?
It depends on the era. The modern 2013–2016 Dart uses 5x110mm. Classic compact A-body Darts (1963–1972) use the 5x4" (101.6mm) "small bolt" pattern, while 1973–1976 V8/disc-brake cars switched to the 5x4.5" (114.3mm) "big bolt" pattern; early full-size 1960–1961 Darts also used 5x4.5".

Did the Dart's bolt pattern really change across the years?
Yes, more than once. The classic A-body moved from 5x4" to 5x4.5" when front disc brakes arrived on V8 cars in 1973 (small-bolt drum cars carried on until mid-1976), and the completely unrelated modern Dart uses a metric 5x110mm hub. Never assume a Dart's pattern from the year alone; measure the hub.