Tesla Model X

5-120mm (5x4.72)

Year	Submodel	Pattern (Metric)	Pattern (Std)
2023	Base	5-120mm	5x4.72
2023	Plaid	5-120mm	5x4.72
2023	Base	5-120mm	5x4.72
2023	Plaid	5-120mm	5x4.72
2023	Base	5-120mm	5x4.72
2023	Plaid	5-120mm	5x4.72
2022	Base	5-120mm	5x4.72
2022	Plaid	5-120mm	5x4.72
2021	Long Range	5-120mm	5x4.72
2021	Performance	5-120mm	5x4.72
2020	Long Range	5-120mm	5x4.72
2020	Performance	5-120mm	5x4.72
2019	Base Model	5-120mm	5x4.72
2019	Performance	5-120mm	5x4.72
2018	100D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2018	75D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2018	P100D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2017	100D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2017	75D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2017	90D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2017	P100D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2016	60D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2016	70D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2016	75D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2016	90D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2016	90D Staggered Tires	5-120mm	5x4.72
2016	P100D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2016	P90D	5-120mm	5x4.72
2016	P90D Staggered Tires	5-120mm	5x4.72

Fitment Notes

The Tesla Model X uses a 5-120mm (5x4.72) bolt pattern. This is also known as the PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter). When shopping for aftermarket wheels, ensure the center bore matches or is larger than the vehicle's hub. If the wheel bore is larger, hub centric rings are recommended to prevent vibration.

Lug Hardware: Always use the correct lug nuts or lug bolts for your specific vehicle year. Torque them to the manufacturer's specified setting.

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