Introduction
The Mitsubishi Magna and Verada were iconic Australian-built sedans, widely known for comfort, reliability, and affordability. Whether you are maintaining a daily driver or restoring a classic, choosing the correct tyre size, wheel specifications, and torque settings is essential for safety and performance.
This complete guide breaks down all major Magna and Verada generations, including factory tyre sizes, rim specifications, centre bore, and wheel nut torque settings.
Generation Breakdown
1. Mitsubishi Magna TE–TF (1996–2005)
Includes: TE, TF, TH, TJ, TL, TW
Verada: KE, KF, KH, KJ, KL, KW
Factory Wheel & Fitment Specs
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PCD: 5x114.3
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Centre Bore: 67.1 mm
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Thread Size: M12 x 1.5
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Torque Spec: 100–110 Nm
Factory Tyre Sizes
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205/65R15 (Base models)
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215/60R16 (Mid-spec)
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215/55R17 (Sports / VR-X)
Factory Rim Sizes
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15x6.0
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16x6.5
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17x7.0
Notes
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VR-X and Sports models typically run 17-inch wheels
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Wagon (TW/KW) shares same fitment as sedan
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Popular upgrade size: 225/45R17 or 235/45R17
2. Mitsubishi Magna TR–TS (1991–1996)
Factory Wheel & Fitment Specs
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PCD: 5x114.3
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Centre Bore: 67.1 mm
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Thread Size: M12 x 1.5
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Torque Spec: 90–100 Nm
Factory Tyre Sizes
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195/70R14
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205/65R15
Factory Rim Sizes
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14x5.5
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15x6.0
Notes
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Earlier models commonly came with 14-inch wheels
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Many owners upgrade to 15” or 16” for improved handling
3. Mitsubishi Magna TN–TP (1985–1991)
Factory Wheel & Fitment Specs
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PCD: 4x114.3
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Centre Bore: 67.1 mm
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Thread Size: M12 x 1.5
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Torque Spec: 85–95 Nm
Factory Tyre Sizes
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185/75R14
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195/70R14
Factory Rim Sizes
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14x5.5
Notes
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Early Magna models used 4-stud pattern
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Limited aftermarket wheel options compared to later models
Tyre Recommendation Guide (Adelaide Conditions)
For Mitsubishi Magna / Verada owners in Adelaide, tyre choice depends on driving style:
Daily Comfort & Long Life
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Continental UltraContact UC7
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Michelin Primacy series
Performance & Handling
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Continental MaxContact MC7
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Michelin Pilot Sport 5
Budget Options
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Sailun Atrezzo series
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Rydanz range
Common Upgrade Fitments
Popular safe upgrade combinations:
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225/45R17 (Best balance of comfort & handling)
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235/45R17 (Wider stance)
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215/55R17 (Closer to OEM rolling diameter)
Always ensure load rating and overall diameter remain compliant.
Wheel Torque Best Practice
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Always torque wheels using a calibrated torque wrench
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Re-check torque after 50–100 km
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Avoid using rattle guns for final tightening
Recommended torque range:
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Most Magna / Verada models: 100 Nm
Why Choose AUTOSPORT TYREWORLD
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Professional fitting and balancing
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Premium and budget tyre options available
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Experienced with Australian-built vehicles
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Accurate fitment advice for upgrades
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