[DL175]

You can get some information on what fits by checking what the specs are for your wheel and compare it with the ones they are selling.
You must know the wheel specs for the wheel and you can't do that by just looking at it. If the wheels are universal which you must buy hub rings then you need to know the bore diameter to get the right adapter. In addition aftermarket wheels need spline nuts most of the time. This is because the hole opening is too narrow to fit factory lug nuts.

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[brentkwhitley]

Hole pattern must be for 5x4.5 or 5x114.3
Center bore for the hubcentric wheels is 60.1 mm I believe, but could get bigger and buy adapter rings. There’s also lug centric wheels but probably not as safe / not what comes stock. Make sure lug nuts work with wheel, steel usually are tapered, alloy can be flat.

width should be fine with between 6.5-8”. Offset stock is somewhere between 35-40ish, not super important unless you change drastically. A lower offset like 20 would mean wheels stick out more / flush with the fenders.

 

[chucky_ott]

The rims should have the specs printed on the inside. These are 16" rims, 6.5in width, 40mm offset. I'm not sure if the bolt pattern was stamped anywhere.