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What is the bolt pattern for the Chevy Tahoe wheels?
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Over the years, the Chevrolet Tahoe has utilized various rims to fit different numbers of tires. Fortunately, for you, the bolt pattern has stayed the same since the 2000-2006 Second Generation models, which is 6 X 139.7. The first generation 4WD models shared this bolt pattern, while the 2WD models from 1995-2000 had a 5x127 pattern. Despite the seemingly small difference in bolt patterns, it means that the wheels are not interchangeable. Similarly, the center bore size and wheel fasteners have also remained constant. Since 1995, the center bore has been 78.1mm for all Tahoe models. Most models use SRX lug nuts, except for the 5x127 models which only have five nuts. The thread size for all models is M14 X1.5.
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The 2018 Chevy Tahoe's wheel features 6 lug holes and a bolt pattern of 139.7 millimeters.
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