2004 Mitsubishi Outlander Wheel Backspacing

5.31 in · 5.25 in · 4.81 in · 4.86 in · 4.31 in · 5.06 in · 5.05 in

Quick specs

Backspacing
5.31 in · 5.25 in · 4.81 in · 4.86 in · 4.31 in · 5.06 in · 5.05 in
Wheel size
Multiple — see configurations
Bolt pattern
5×114.3
Tire size
Multiple — see configurations

OEM configurations

ConfigurationRimOffsetBackspacingTireBolt patternCenter boreThread
2.4i · I4, Petrol7x16ET465.31 in225/60R165x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.4i · I4, Petrol7x17ET465.31 in225/55R175x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.4i · I4, Petrol7.5x18ET385.25 in235/45R185x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.0T · 2.0L, 4G63T, I4, Petrol6x16ET464.81 in215/60R165x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.0T · 2.0L, 4G63T, I4, Petrol7x17ET465.31 in225/50R175x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.0T · 2.0L, 4G63T, I4, Petrol7.5x18ET385.25 in235/45R185x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.0i · 2.0L, 4G63, I4, Petrol6.5x15ET414.86 in205/60R155x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.0i · 2.0L, 4G63, I4, Petrol6x18ET464.81 in215/55R185x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.0i · 2.0L, 4G63, I4, Petrol6.5x18ET414.86 in235/60R185x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.4i · 2.4L, 4G69, I4, Petrol5x17ET464.31 in195/70R175x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.4i · 2.4L, 4G69, I4, Petrol6.5x17ET465.06 in195/45R175x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5
2.4i · 2.4L, 4G69, I4, Petrol6x18ET525.05 in235/55R185x114.367.1 mmM12 x 1.5

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Backspacing values above are calculated from OEM wheel width and offset using BS = width/2 + offset_mm/25.4 (same formula as the fitment calculator).

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More specs for the 2004 Mitsubishi Outlander

Backspacing on these pages is calculated from OEM wheel width and offset (width/2 + offset_mm/25.4). Higher backspacing seats the wheel farther inward; lower backspacing moves it outward.