does the 1990 F-150 have the same lug pattern as the 2000 F-150?

 

No. The 1990 F150s had a 5x139.7 bolt pattern. The 2000s had a 5x135 bolt pattern. These are not compatible.

 

That may be the metric conversion but you'll never see them listed as that. They are a standard pattern. 5x5.5" All F150s from 96- have that pattern, and for that mattern its pretty popular with alot of chevies, dodges, and cars too.

 

Yes, 5x139.7mm is the same/metric conversion of 5x5.5". As far as I know, the industry has converted to metric measurements, and this is actually how I found it listed (though I'm sure 5x5.5" was how it was intended).

-Jeff

 

Do the newer expeditions carry the same lug pattern?


Jasen

 

97-03 F150 AND Expeditions have 5x135mm patterns, the 04 F150s (might be 03 for the Expys but not 100%, its either 03 or 04) will be 6 on 135mm. Either way the only Ford trucks that will have the bolt pattern you need is 96-.

 

ok,a while back I posted about lug size,and I wanted to use my aftermarket wheels that I had on a Dodge and you said that they wouldn't fit.And here your saying that '96-up Ford has a 5x5.5 pattern,the same as Dodge.So are they the same or am I mis-reading this?

I got my right hand in cast right now so I can't try to fit one on yet

 

I believe by "96-" he meant "96 and earlier," previous generations. The current generation F150s (97-03) use 5x135mm. The Dodge trucks, however, do still use 5x5.5".

-Jeff

 

The statement made is a bit confusing. The deal is:

Model Year '97 and up F150's and expeditions: 5 on 135

They are the only trucks with that spacing.

96 and earlier would carry the 5 on 5.5, like the dodge trucks.

 

ok,thanks for clearing that up.