Honda Fit Bolt Pattern, Wheel & Tire Sizes
TL;DR
Brazilian-market Fit generations 1 through 3 share 4x100 mm / 56.1 mm centre bore / M12x1.5 studs; always confirm against your own door placard since trims varied wheel sizes.
Which Honda Fit this covers
This page focuses on the Brazil and Latin-America market Honda Fit hatchback, built locally in Brazil from 2003 (Sumare plant, later joined by Itirapina). Honda sold three generations of Fit in Brazil: the original 2003-2008 model, the 2008-2014 second generation, and the 2014-2021 third generation. Honda did not bring the fourth-generation Fit (GR/GS, launched globally in 2020) to Brazil - it was replaced in the lineup by the Honda City Hatchback, so this page does not state a bolt pattern for that fourth generation.
Bolt pattern and centre bore
Cross-checking several independent wheel-fitment databases (boltpatternhq.com, cartirereviews.com and wheel-sizes.com) shows consistent agreement that the first three Fit/Jazz generations (roughly 2001/2003 through 2020/2021 production) use a 4x100 mm bolt pattern with a 56.1 mm centre bore and M12 x 1.5 wheel stud thread. These sources also commonly cite a wheel nut torque of around 108 N.m (80 ft-lb), but torque specs can vary by wheel type (steel vs alloy) and should be confirmed against your owner's manual before use.
Wheel and tire sizes by generation
Stock wheel and tire sizes moved up as each generation was updated. Global data (which the Brazilian range broadly followed, though local trims such as LX, LXL, EX and EXL sometimes mixed steel and alloy wheels) shows a progression from 14-15 inch wheels with 195/65R15 tires on early cars, to 15-16 inch wheels with 205/55R16 tires on the second generation, up to 16-17 inch wheels with 215/45R17 tires on higher third-generation trims. Because Brazilian trim-to-wheel-size mapping is not fully documented in the sources checked, treat these as the general range for each generation rather than a fixed figure for every trim.
Data table
| Generation / years (Brazil) | Bolt pattern | Centre bore | Stud thread | Stock wheel sizes | Common tire sizes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st gen (2003-2008) | 4x100 mm | 56.1 mm | M12 x 1.5 | 14-15 in (varies by trim) | ~195/65R15 |
| 2nd gen (2008-2014) | 4x100 mm | 56.1 mm | M12 x 1.5 | 15-16 in (varies by trim) | ~205/55R16 |
| 3rd gen (2014-2021) | 4x100 mm | 56.1 mm | M12 x 1.5 | 16-17 in (varies by trim) | ~205/55R16 to 215/45R17 |
| 4th gen (GR/GS, 2020+) - not sold in Brazil | not verified for this page | not verified | not verified | not verified | not verified |
Always verify on your own car
Bolt pattern is very unlikely to differ within a generation, but wheel size, offset and tire size change by trim and sometimes by model year. Before buying wheels or tires, check: the driver's door placard (tire size and pressure), the owner's manual (full wheel/tire specification and torque), and the markings stamped on your current wheels and tire sidewalls. These beat any online chart because they describe the exact car in front of you.
Summary
| Market covered | Brazil / Latin America |
|---|---|
| Generations covered | 1st (2003-2008), 2nd (2008-2014), 3rd (2014-2021) |
| Bolt pattern (gen 1-3) | 4x100 mm |
| Centre bore (gen 1-3) | 56.1 mm |
| Stud thread (gen 1-3) | M12 x 1.5 |
| 4th generation in Brazil | Not sold (replaced by City Hatchback) |
| Best source for your exact car | Driver's door placard and owner's manual |
Full diagnostics
For the complete step-by-step diagnostic and repair guide, see Honda Fit: Common Problems, Fault Codes & Repairs.
Frequently asked questions
What is the bolt pattern on a Brazilian-market Honda Fit?
Independent wheel-fitment databases agree that the 1st through 3rd generation Fit sold in Brazil (2003-2021) uses a 4x100 mm bolt pattern - four studs arranged on a 100 mm diameter circle. This has been consistent across those three generations according to every source checked.
What is the centre bore size for a Honda Fit?
Multiple fitment databases cite 56.1 mm as the centre bore (the hole in the middle of the wheel that centers it on the hub) for Fit generations 1 through 3. If you are fitting aftermarket wheels with a larger bore, hub-centric rings are commonly used to take up the gap.
Did the 4th-generation Fit come to Brazil, and does it share the same bolt pattern?
No. Honda did not sell the fourth-generation Fit (GR/GS, launched worldwide in 2020) in Brazil; it was replaced in Honda's Brazilian lineup by the City Hatchback. Because it was never sold there and reliable generation-specific fitment data for it was not confirmed in this research, no bolt pattern figure is stated for that generation on this page.
What tire size came stock on my Honda Fit?
It depends on generation and trim: roughly 195/65R15 on early first-generation cars, 205/55R16 on the second generation, and up to 215/45R17 on higher third-generation trims. Because exact trim-to-tire mapping for the Brazilian lineup was not fully verified, check your driver's door placard or current tire sidewall for the size specific to your car.