The reference wheel and tire sizes for each vehicle listed in the matching guide are based solely on the standard vehicle height and clearance when stationary. The listed wheel and tire sizes do not guarantee vehicle inspection compliance. In addition, the values in the table are for reference only and do not constitute a recommendation to install the listed wheel or tire sizes. Be sure to check the actual vehicle. Also, when installing, be sure to read the information below and consult with your dealer before making your selection.
Vehicles shown in installation photos in catalogs, websites, advertisements, etc. include competition vehicles and vehicles used for display purposes. These vehicles have undergone suspension modifications such as lowering or fender modifications. Please note that the sizes may not necessarily match those listed in this matching list.

These are reference wheel sizes for each vehicle. These are based on clearance at stock vehicle height and stationary, and are not compatible with lowered or customized vehicles. Also, if the vehicle's basic specifications are changed due to minor changes made by the automaker, the tire or rim may come into contact with parts of the vehicle. Also, fender clearance may differ between the left and right sides due to individual differences. Be sure to check the fit of the tire on your actual vehicle before installing it.
Note: The model vehicles equipped with each brand wheel listed in the catalog have been customized to express the concept image. They may not necessarily match the reference wheel size.

We list the reference tire size for each vehicle. The reference tire size is calculated based on the outer diameter of the OEM tire, within a tolerance range that will not cause errors in the speedometer or odometer readings. Depending on the tire brand, slight differences in size and width may occur even for the same tire size. Therefore, depending on the brand selected, the tire or rim may come into contact with parts of the vehicle. Furthermore, selecting a tire with a significantly different outer diameter than the OEM tire may result in significant errors in the speedometer or odometer readings. Even when matching the reference wheel size and reference tire size, suspension modifications (such as lowering or alignment adjustments) may be required depending on the size differences between vehicle grades and the tire brand selected. Please note that structural modifications may be required in such cases. For details, please contact a Works dealer or your nearest Works sales office.
(*1 For vehicles with tire/wheel pressure sensors built into them, increasing the tire size may result in repeated sensor warning sounds or alerts.)

When changing tires to increase the size of your wheels, etc., be sure to select a grade that does not fall below the load index value (※1) indicated on the original tires. Installing tires with a lower load index value than the original tires may result in serious problems such as bursts or punctures. Also, some of the reference tire sizes listed in this matching guide may not take the load index into account. Thank you for your understanding. (※1 The load index is an index that represents the maximum mass that each tire manufacturer is allowed to load under its specified conditions.)

If you select a wheel other than the reference wheel size, this information will help you determine whether the wheel can be installed without interfering with the caliper. Depending on the intended vehicle, the disc may have been changed due to an offset setting not being available for compatible discs. Also, please note that if the brake calipers have been changed from the standard to aftermarket versions, the disc may not necessarily match the reference disc. Please note that the matching data may include instructions for wheel installation. Please check before purchasing, or contact a Works product dealer or your nearest Works sales office for details.