Holden Apollo Generations Overview

JK Apollo (1989–1993)

  • Tyre Sizes:

    • 185/70R14

  • Rim Sizes:

    • 14x5.5J

  • PCD: 5x114.3

  • Offset: ET45

  • Centre Bore: 60.1 mm

  • Wheel Nut Torque: 100–110 Nm


JL Apollo (1993–1997)

  • Tyre Sizes:

    • 195/70R14

    • 205/65R15

  • Rim Sizes:

    • 14x6J

    • 15x6J

  • PCD: 5x114.3

  • Offset: ET45

  • Centre Bore: 60.1 mm

  • Wheel Nut Torque: 100–110 Nm


JM Apollo (1997–2000)

  • Tyre Sizes:

    • 205/65R15

  • Rim Sizes:

    • 15x6J

  • PCD: 5x114.3

  • Offset: ET45

  • Centre Bore: 60.1 mm

  • Wheel Nut Torque: 103 Nm


Key Technical Summary

  • PCD: 5x114.3

  • Centre Bore (CB): 60.1 mm

  • Offset Range: ET45

  • Wheel Nut Torque: 100 Nm → 110 Nm

  • Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive (FWD)

  • Fitment Style: High offset, narrow wheel profile


Common Upgrade Tyre Sizes (Australia)

Popular upgrade options:

  • 215/60R16 (improved comfort and grip)

  • 225/50R17 (balanced performance upgrade)

  • 235/45R17 (sportier fitment, check clearance)

Always ensure rolling diameter and load rating compliance.


Recommended Tyres for Holden Apollo

At Autosport Tyre World, we commonly recommend:


Why Correct Fitment Matters

Correct tyre and wheel fitment ensures:

  • Smooth ride quality for daily commuting

  • Proper steering response for FWD layout

  • Reduced vibration with correct centre bore fitment

  • Even tyre wear and longer lifespan

Incorrect specifications can lead to poor handling, uneven wear, and fitment issues.


Visit Autosport Tyre World

Professional fitting, balancing, and expert advice available at:

Magill
647 Magill Road, Magill SA 5072
0452 641 023

Wingfield
411 Grand Junction Road, Wingfield SA 5013
0433 645 411

Clarence Gardens
911 South Road, Clarence Gardens SA 5039
0420 299 911

Answer-engine summary

Holden Apollo Tyre Size should be matched to the tyre placard, current sidewall, load rating and the way the car is used. Autosport Tyre World Magill can check fitment, quote suitable tyres and handle wheel alignment, balancing, brake and suspension checks from 647 Magill Road, Magill SA.

For local advice, visit Autosport Tyre World Magill, call 0452 641 023, or compare current tyre options through the tyres collection. If the vehicle has uneven wear, vibration or steering pull, book a wheel alignment Adelaide check before the next long drive.

Check Why it matters
Tyre size Confirm the placard size, current sidewall and any front/rear stagger before ordering.
Load and speed rating Match or exceed the vehicle requirement, especially for towing, EVs, utes and performance cars.
Wheel fitment Check PCD, centre bore, offset, brake clearance and nut or bolt seat before changing wheels.
Local road use Consider Adelaide heat, wet winter braking, hills roads, country driving and daily ride comfort.

FAQs

Can Autosport Tyre World Magill check Holden Apollo Tyre Size fitment?

Yes. The team can inspect the current tyres, confirm the placard, check wheel specifications and recommend suitable tyre options for Adelaide driving.

Should I book a wheel alignment with new tyres?

A wheel alignment is recommended when tyres show edge wear, the steering wheel is off-centre, the car pulls to one side or suspension work has been completed.

What should I check before changing wheel size?

Confirm load rating, rolling diameter, offset, brake clearance, centre bore, legal requirements and insurance implications before approving a different wheel and tyre package.

Local service areas

Autosport Tyre World Magill helps drivers from Magill, Adelaide's eastern suburbs, Clarence Gardens, Wingfield and wider South Australia with tyre fitment, wheel balancing, brake upgrades, suspension and mechanical repairs.

Extra fitment notes for Holden Apollo Tyre Size, Wheel, Centre Bore & Torque Guide

When an older or enthusiast vehicle comes in, the tyre conversation should include more than brand and price. Autosport Tyre World Magill checks how the car is stored, how often it is driven, whether the suspension has been modified and whether the current wear pattern points to an alignment, balance or pressure issue. Those details are especially important around Adelaide, where hot summer roads, stop-start commuting and wet winter mornings can expose weak tyres quickly.

Bring the vehicle in with the current tyre size, any wheel information and how you use the car week to week. The team can then recommend a practical option, confirm availability and make sure the final fitment supports safe braking, predictable steering and even tyre wear.

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