Mitsubishi Lancer Tyre Size & Wheel Specs Guide | Torque, PCD & Fitment (All Models)

Mitsubishi Lancer Tyre Size, Wheel Specs & Fitment Guide (All Generations)

The Mitsubishi Lancer has been one of Australia’s most popular daily drivers for decades. Whether you’re running a stock commuter or upgrading wheels, choosing the correct tyre size and fitment is critical for safety, comfort, and performance.

This guide covers ALL main Lancer generations (excluding Ralliart & Evolution models), including factory tyre sizes, wheel specs, centre bore, and torque settings.

1. Mitsubishi Lancer CE (1996–2003)

PCD: 4x100
Centre Bore: 56.1 mm
Wheel Nut Torque: 90–100 Nm

Factory Wheel & Tyre Sizes:

• 13x5J → 175/70R13

• 14x5.5J → 185/65R14

• 15x6J → 195/55R15

Notes:

• Smaller PCD (4x100) – not interchangeable with newer models

• Ideal for budget tyres and daily commuting setups

2. Mitsubishi Lancer ES/CH (2003–2007)

PCD: 4x114.3
Centre Bore: 67.1 mm
Wheel Nut Torque: 100 Nm

Factory Sizes:

• 15x6J → 195/60R15

• 16x6.5J → 205/55R16

Notes:

• First shift to larger centre bore (67.1 mm)

• Good platform for 16–17 inch upgrades

3. Mitsubishi Lancer CJ (2007–2017)

(Most common in Adelaide roads today)

PCD: 5x114.3
Centre Bore: 67.1 mm
Wheel Nut Torque: 100–110 Nm

Factory Sizes:

• 16x6.5J → 205/60R16

• 17x7J → 215/45R17

• 18x7.5J → 215/40R18

Popular Upgrade Sizes:

• 225/45R17 (better comfort & grip balance)

• 235/40R18 (sportier setup)

Notes:

• Most aftermarket wheel options available

• Same PCD as many performance vehicles (easy upgrades)

4. Mitsubishi Lancer CF (2017–2018 – Final Generation)

PCD: 5x114.3
Centre Bore: 67.1 mm
Wheel Nut Torque: 100–110 Nm

Factory Sizes:

• 16x6.5J → 205/60R16

• 18x7J → 215/45R18

Notes:

• Mechanically similar to CJ

• Slight refinement in ride comfort and tyre selection

Tyre Selection Guide (Adelaide Conditions)

For Adelaide driving conditions, we recommend:

Daily Comfort & Value:

• Continental UltraContact UC7

• Michelin Primacy 5

• Yokohama AE51

Sport / Performance:

• Continental MaxContact MC7

• Hankook Ventus RS4

• Yokohama Advan V601

Budget Options:

• Sailun Atrezzo Elite

• Rydanz R50

Why Correct Fitment Matters

Incorrect tyre or wheel fitment can lead to:

• Uneven tyre wear

• Poor fuel economy

• Handling instability

• Safety risks

At AUTOSPORT TYREWORLD, we ensure:

• Correct load rating & speed rating

• Proper offset and clearance

• Professional fitting & balancing

Wheel Alignment Matters

After fitting new tyres, a 4-wheel alignment is strongly recommended to:

• Extend tyre life

• Improve steering response

• Prevent uneven wear

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647 Magill Road, Magill SA 5072
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