⚙ 2021+ Bronco 6th Gen - OEM Factory Rims / Wheels Specs (Sizes, Offsets, Bolt Pattern, Center Bore) ⚙️

[Gotmike]

Stig got photos all the wheel sizes and offset numbers for y'all that are on the rims! Hope this helps with tire upgrade plans! Enjoy.

Table added by @North7

Bolt Pattern:
6 x 5.5 (6 x 139.7)

Center Bore:
93.1

I found this on the options spec sheet that shows each of the wheel options as well you might find helpful

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[618TRVLWILD]

I found this on the options spec sheet that shows each of the wheel options as well you might find helpful

This is awesome. Thank you.

 

[JohnnyMotorBoat]

I found this on the options spec sheet that shows each of the wheel options as well you might find helpful

Perhaps they had different plans in 2020 or it's a typo, but the Outer Banks and Badlands Standard wheels are mislabeled. Center pic is definintely Badlands and the one to the right is OBX.

 

[Tricky Dick]

This seems relevant to the thread. Has anyone else noticed that the steel wheels (base for sure, haven't had eyes on a BD wheel) have a significantly larger center bore?

 

[BroncoDude]

This seems relevant to the thread. Has anyone else noticed that the steel wheels (base for sure, haven't had eyes on a BD wheel) have a significantly larger center bore?

I have a Base. Not a larger center bore. There is a black plastic cap that covers it extends to the lug nuts. It makes it appear larger but it is not. Hope that helps.

 

[Tricky Dick]

I have a Base. Not a larger center bore. There is a black plastic cap that covers it extends to the lug nuts. It makes it appear larger but it is not. Hope that helps.

I'll measure it tomorrow but it's much larger. If you look at the pictures on the first page you can tell there's much more meat on the aluminum wheels.

 

[hey_mikey_]

I'll measure it tomorrow but it's much larger. If you look at the pictures on the first page you can tell there's much more meat on the aluminum wheels.

The aluminum wheels step down from the center bore to a smaller diameter on the outside face because they need to accept a center cap that snaps in. The hole diameter you’re seeing on The outer face of the aluminum wheels is not the center bore size.

 

[Tricky Dick]

The aluminum wheels step down from the center bore to a smaller diameter on the outside face because they need to accept a center cap that snaps in. The hole diameter you’re seeing on The outer face of the aluminum wheels is not the center bore size.

Ahh, you nailed it.

 

[Pancho Kornwallace]

This needs to be pinned for future reference.

"It is 2 years and 2 months later, I am still referencing it." signed "Future Reference".

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