Fiat Toro Bolt Pattern, Wheel & Tire Sizes
TL;DR
5x110 bolt pattern across the Toro's production run in Brazil/Latin America; wheel sizes span 16 to 18 inches by trim; centre bore and stud thread are less consistently documented, so verify them on the wheel itself or with a Fiat parts counter.
Fiat Toro wheel and tire specifications (Brazil / Latin America)
This guide covers the Fiat Toro pickup as built for the Brazilian and broader Latin American market, which is the primary version of this model worldwide (the Toro is not sold in North America or Europe). Figures below come from wheel-fitment databases and parts listings cross-checked against each other; where a number could not be corroborated across sources, it is described qualitatively instead of guessed.
Bolt pattern is consistent, other figures need a personal check
Multiple independent fitment databases agree the Toro uses a 5x110 bolt pattern on both the pre-facelift (2016-2021) and facelift (2022-present) generations - this is the one figure that shows up consistently everywhere. Centre bore is reported as approximately 65.1 mm in one fitment database, which lines up with common hub sizes used on other Fiat models from the same platform family, but this was not independently confirmed in a second source, so treat it as a good starting point rather than a certainty. Lug bolt thread is most often listed by parts retailers as M12 x 1.25, though some general Fiat bolt listings show M12 x 1.5 for other models, so this is worth confirming with a Fiat dealer parts counter or by measuring an original bolt before ordering aftermarket ones.
Wheel and tire sizes by trim
Factory wheel and tire combinations found across model years include 16, 17 and 18 inch options, matched to different trims (Endurance, Freedom, Volcano, Ranch, Ultra):
- 215/65R16 on a 6.5Jx16 rim (base trims)
- 215/60R17 or 225/60R17 on a 6.5Jx17 rim (mid trims)
- 225/60R18 on a 6.5Jx18 rim, or 225/55R18 on a 7Jx18 rim (higher trims)
Factory tire pressure across these sizes is commonly listed around 2.2 bar (32 psi), but always use the figure on your own door placard, which accounts for your specific trim and load.
Where to get the exact numbers for your Toro
Because centre bore, lug thread and torque specs varied in how well they could be corroborated, the most reliable path is always your own vehicle: check the driver's door jamb placard for tire size and pressure, read the markings stamped into your current wheels for size and offset, and ask a Fiat parts counter or tire shop to confirm centre bore and lug thread by measuring your hub and an original bolt directly.
| Generation / years | Bolt pattern | Centre bore | Stud thread | Stock wheel sizes | Common tire sizes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-facelift, 2016-2021 (code 226) | 5x110 | ~65.1 mm (single-source, not fully corroborated) | M12 x 1.25 (typical for Fiat; confirm before ordering) | 6.5Jx16, 6.5Jx17, 7Jx18 | 215/65R16, 215/60R17, 225/60R17, 225/55R18 |
| Facelift, 2022-present | 5x110 | ~65.1 mm (assumed unchanged from same platform; not independently reverified) | M12 x 1.25 (typical for Fiat; confirm before ordering) | 6.5Jx16, 6.5Jx17, 6.5Jx18 | 215/65R16, 225/60R17, 225/60R18, 225/55R18 |
Summary
| Market covered | Brazil / Latin America (primary Toro market) |
|---|---|
| Bolt pattern (all generations) | 5x110 |
| Centre bore (reported, single source) | ~65.1 mm |
| Stud thread (typical, confirm before ordering) | M12 x 1.25 |
| Stock wheel sizes | 16", 17", 18" (6.5J-7J rims) |
| Common tire sizes | 215/65R16 to 225/55R18 depending on trim |
| Authoritative check | Driver's door placard, wheel markings, Fiat parts counter |
Full diagnostics
For the complete step-by-step diagnostic and repair guide, see Fiat Toro: Common Problems, Fault Codes & Repairs.
Frequently asked questions
What bolt pattern does the Fiat Toro use?
The Fiat Toro uses a 5x110 bolt pattern (5 lugs on a 110 mm circle) on both the original 2016-2021 body style and the 2022-present facelift, according to multiple fitment databases that agree on this figure across the model's Brazil/Latin America production run.
What is the centre bore of a Fiat Toro wheel?
One fitment database lists roughly 65.1 mm for the Toro's centre bore, consistent with hub sizes seen on related Fiat platform models, but this figure was only found in a single source. If you are fitting aftermarket wheels, confirm the centre bore against your actual hub or use the correct hub-centric rings rather than relying on this number alone.
Is the wheel bolt thread M12x1.25 or M12x1.5 on a Toro?
Parts retailers most commonly list Fiat Toro wheel bolts as M12 x 1.25, though M12 x 1.5 appears on listings for other Fiat models, so the two pitches can be confused. Check an original bolt from your own Toro, or ask a Fiat parts counter to confirm before buying replacement or aftermarket bolts.
What tire sizes came stock on the Fiat Toro?
Depending on trim and model year, the Toro shipped with 215/65R16, 215/60R17, 225/60R17, 225/60R18 or 225/55R18 tires on matching 16, 17 or 18 inch factory wheels. Your exact size is stamped on the driver's door placard and on the sidewall of your current tires.