Complete wheel fitment specifications, compatible wheel sizes, and clearance guide
The 2024 Dodge Charger comes standard with 245/45R18 tires mounted on 8.0 inches-wide wheels with a +50mm offset. This setup is engineered for the Charger's suspension geometry and provides adequate clearance to the fenders and suspension components at stock ride height. The bolt pattern is 5x115.
The 2024 Charger has good flexibility for wheel upgrades. You can typically go larger in diameter while maintaining a similar overall tire diameter for accurate speedometer readings. Here are the general guidelines:
| Wheel Size | Tire Size | Width Range | Offset Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 inches | 245/45R18 | 8.0–8.5" | +45 to +55mm | Stock size |
| 19 inches | 255/40R19 | 8.5–9.0" | +45 to +55mm | Popular upgrade |
| 20 inches | 265/35R20 | 9.5–10.0" | +40 to +50mm | Show car setup |
The Charger community has standardized around a few proven wheel setups. Here are the most common configurations:
The 5x115 bolt pattern means the Charger has the specified number of lug holes arranged in a circle. This pattern is shared across various vehicles, making wheel selection easier and more affordable.
Cross-compatible vehicles with 5x115: Dodge Challenger, Chrysler 300, Jeep Grand Cherokee (some fitments).
Do not assume a wheel fits another car just because they share a bolt pattern. Offset, hub bore, and width still matter. A wheel that fits perfectly on a Charger might stick out or tuck in oddly on another vehicle.
Offset is the distance from the wheel's mounting face to the centerline of the wheel. On the Charger, stock offset is +50mm, which tucks the wheels nicely under the fenders without interfering with suspension components.
Going more positive (higher offset numbers): The wheel tucks further under the fender. You get a more conservative, stock appearance. On the Charger, wheels with very high offset may appear sunken.
Going more negative (lower offset numbers): The wheel moves further outward. This creates a more aggressive, planted stance. On a stock-height Charger, lower offset wheels will be closer to the fender. On lowered cars, you risk fender contact under compression or with aggressive driving.
Safe range for 2024 Charger: Verify your specific model's clearance with the calculator before purchasing wheels.
The Charger has roomy fender wells due to its large body. Approximately 1.8 inches of clearance at ride height. Even aggressive setups fit without major modification.
Every car is different based on suspension mods, ride height, and individual manufacturing tolerances. Use the WillItRub calculator to verify your specific wheel and tire combination before purchase.
Try the CalculatorA: Yes, 5x115 is Mopar's standard (Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep on modern platforms). It's not common on Japanese or European cars.
A: 20 inches with a low offset (+40mm) will fit, but you may need a slight suspension drop for aesthetics. 21+ inches requires body modifications.
A: Yes, if they're the same year range and bolt pattern. Offset and width must still match. Test fit before committing.
A: It's specific to Mopar vehicles. Many aftermarket wheels come in this size, but verify before purchasing.
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