Wheel Adapters for Jaguar XJR

Jaguar XJR bolt pattern by year

• 1995–1997 (X300 XJR): 5x4.75" (120.6mm), fits these adapters
• 1998–2003 (X308 XJR): 5x4.75" (120.6mm), fits these adapters
• 2003–2009 (X350 / X358 XJR): 5x4.25" (108mm), fits these adapters

The bolt pattern itself is the real fitment check, not the badge on the trunk, measure your hub or count the lugs and their spacing before you buy. The XJR is exactly the kind of car that trips people up: the earlier X300/X308 cars run 5x4.75" while the later X350/X358 cars switched to 5x108, so the crossover years (2003 spans both generations) are where mistakes happen.

Convert your Jaguar XJR to run these wheels

• 5x4.75" hub to 5x4.75" (120.6mm) wheels
• 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
• 5x4.75" hub to 6x5.5" (139.7mm) wheels
• 5x4.25" (108mm) hub to 5x4.25" (108mm) wheels

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

Common questions

What bolt pattern does the Jaguar XJR use?
It depends on the generation. The 1995–2003 XJR (X300 and X308) uses 5x4.75" (120.6mm), and the 2003–2009 XJR (X350 / X358) uses 5x4.25" (108mm). Both patterns are covered by adapters in this collection, just match the one your car actually has.

Did the bolt pattern really change across model years?
Yes. Jaguar carried the older 5x4.75" pattern through the X300 and X308 cars, then moved to the metric 5x108 pattern when the aluminum-bodied X350 arrived. Because 2003 saw both generations on sale, always verify by measuring the hub rather than assuming from the year alone.