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6x120 Bolt Pattern

The 6x120 pattern means 6 lug holes on a 120mm pitch circle. Below you’ll find every vehicle confirmed on this pattern in our database, plus wheels built to fit — all in one place.

Lug Count
6
PCD (mm)
120
Vehicles
2
Wheels
3

PCD is measured as the diameter of the imaginary circle that passes through the center of each lug hole. Matching PCD is non-negotiable — a 1mm difference will prevent the wheel from seating flush against the hub.

2 confirmed vehicles

Vehicles with the 6x120 bolt pattern

VehicleYears
Chevrolet Colorado20152026Browse wheels →
GMC Canyon20152026Browse wheels →

Quick answers

6x120 bolt pattern — FAQ

What is the 6x120 bolt pattern?
The 6x120 bolt pattern means 6 lug holes arranged on a 120mm pitch circle diameter (PCD). Every wheel built to this spec will bolt flush to the hub — no adapters needed. It is one of the most common patterns in our fitment database, appearing on 2 vehicle models.
How do I measure my bolt pattern?
For a 6-lug wheel, measure from the center of one lug hole to the center of the lug hole directly across from it. That distance should be 120mm. If your wheel has an odd lug count, measure from the center of one hole to the far edge of the hole two positions away, then multiply by the appropriate factor — or check your vehicle’s door jamb sticker, which often lists the OEM bolt pattern.
What vehicles use the 6x120 bolt pattern?
Vehicles confirmed on the 6x120 pattern in our database include: 2015–2026 Chevrolet Colorado, 2015–2026 GMC Canyon. See the full list above.
Are all 6x120 wheels interchangeable between vehicles?
Bolt pattern is only one part of fitment. Two vehicles sharing 6x120 can still require different hub bore diameters, offset ranges, or clearances. Always verify hub bore and offset before installing. Our vehicle pages filter to the correct offset range for each model automatically.