
Generation
Mitsubishi L300 1986–1994
Change| 2WD | 4WD | |
|---|---|---|
| Bolt pattern PCD | 5x114.3 5 mounting holes on a 114.3 mm pitch circle | 6x139.7 6 mounting holes on a 139.7 mm pitch circle |
| Centre bore DIA | 67.1 millimetres | 107.4 millimetres |
| Wheel offset | ET 40 mm | ET 27 mm |
| Fasteners | M12x1.50 Nut | M12x1.50 Nut |
| Tightening torque | — | — |
| Tyre pressure | — | — |
Before buying: Match PCD and centre bore precisely. Also check wheel offset and width against your VIN.
Tyres and wheels by version
These options apply only to the stated years, markets and trim levels. Check the size against the vehicle placard and handbook before buying.
- 185R14-6PR (radial, 6-ply; speed index usually not specified)5J×14, offset not confirmed in available specificationsNot specified: the value depends on the version and load
- 195R14-6PR (radial, 6-ply; speed index usually not specified)5J×14, offset unconfirmedNot specified: the value depends on the version and load
- 185R14C — found in some markets; the load/speed index depends on the specific tyreUsually 5J×14; offset unconfirmedNot specified without the market and the vehicle's information plate
- For tyres marked R without a profile, this is an old commercial designation, not a modern size such as “185/80 R14”; you cannot assign it that size or load/speed indices. I also cannot reliably confirm a single standard offset, or different pressures by axle and load conditions, for the entire 1986–1994 range. The year, market, body/load capacity, or a photo of the door-jamb label is needed to provide exact values in kPa, bar and psi.
Vehicles with the same PCD and centre bore
2WD
Exact match: 5x114.3 and 67.1 mm
- Chrysler Sebring 2006–2010 ET 40
- Citroen C-crosser 2007–2012 ET 38
- Citroen C4 Aircross 2012–2017 ET 38
- Dodge Avenger 2007–2014 ET 39
- Dodge Caliber 2006–2011 ET 39
- Faw - Hongqi E-HS3 2018–2023 ET 50
- Faw - Hongqi E-QM5 2021–present ET 45
- Faw - Hongqi H5 2022–present ET 45
- Faw - Hongqi H9 2020–present ET 45
- Faw - Hongqi HS5 2019–present ET 45
- Ferrari 296 GTB 2022–present ET 38…44
- Ferrari 458 Italia 2009–2015 ET 46