A common wheel fitment specification features five lug holes arranged on a 100mm diameter circle. This measurement describes the configuration used to attach a wheel to a vehicle’s hub. For instance, a Subaru Impreza (non-STI) manufactured between 1993 and 2011 typically employs this particular configuration.
This standardization provides several advantages. It simplifies wheel selection, allowing owners to easily find compatible aftermarket options. Furthermore, its widespread use translates to a broader availability of both new and used wheels, potentially reducing costs for vehicle maintenance or customization. Historically, this size has been favored by manufacturers of compact and mid-size cars due to its balance of strength and weight.
