Vehicle Fitment Guide

2024 Hyundai Tucson

Complete wheel fitment specifications, compatible wheel sizes, and clearance guide

Stock Wheel Specifications

Tire Size
225/60R18
Bolt Pattern
5x114.3
Wheel Width
7.0 inches
Offset
+37mm
Wheel Diameter
18 inches
Hub Bore
67.1mm
Lug Nut Size
12x1.5mm

Stock Wheel Specifications

The 2024 Hyundai Tucson comes standard with 225/60R18 tires mounted on 7.0 inches-wide wheels with a +37mm offset. This setup is engineered for the Tucson's suspension geometry and provides adequate clearance to the fenders and suspension components at stock ride height. The bolt pattern is 5x114.3.

Compatible Wheel Sizes

The 2024 Tucson 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 225/60R18 7.0–7.5" +32 to +42mm Stock size
19 inches 235/55R19 7.5–8.0" +27 to +37mm Popular upgrade
20 inches 245/50R20 8.0–8.5" +22 to +32mm Aggressive setup

Popular Aftermarket Setups

The Tucson community has standardized around a few proven wheel setups. Here are the most common configurations:

Bolt Pattern Explained: 5x114.3 for the Tucson

The 5x114.3 bolt pattern means the Tucson 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 5x114.3: Hyundai Elantra N, Kia Sportage, Kia Sorento (offset dependent), Genesis GV70.

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 Tucson might stick out or tuck in oddly on another vehicle.

Offset Guide for the 2024 Tucson

Offset is the distance from the wheel's mounting face to the centerline of the wheel. On the Tucson, stock offset is +37mm, 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 Tucson, 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 Tucson, 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 Tucson: Verify your specific model's clearance with the calculator before purchasing wheels.

Fender Clearance Notes

Tucson has modern crossover proportions with good wheel well space. Stock clearance is about 1.8 inches.

Use the WillItRub Calculator

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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What's the most popular Tucson wheel size?

A: 19 inches with +32mm offset. It modernizes the look and fits easily on stock suspension.

Q: Can Sportage wheels fit Tucson?

A: Both use 5x114.3 with similar hub bore (67.1mm), so yes—if offset matches your Tucson.

Q: Is 67.1mm Hyundai's standard hub bore?

A: Yes, across most modern Hyundai and Kia models. Always verify on specific years though.

Q: Do 20-inch wheels fit on stock Tucson?

A: Technically yes with +27mm offset, but a 1-inch lift kit is recommended for proportional appearance.

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