Vehicle fitment & specs by year
Bolt patterns, towing capacity, oil type and capacity, tire sizes, battery group and wiper sizes, with a cited source for every value.
Vehicles
Chevrolet Silverado 1500
Bolt pattern 6x139.7 · tows up to 13,400 lb
Ford F-150
Bolt pattern 6x135 · tows up to 14,000 lb
Honda Civic
Bolt pattern 5x114.3 · tows up to 1,000 lb
Jeep Wrangler
Bolt pattern 5x127 · tows up to 5,000 lb
Toyota Tacoma
Bolt pattern 6x139.7 · tows up to 6,800 lb
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Guides
- Bolt pattern explained: what 6x139.7 means How lug count, pitch circle diameter and center bore decide whether a wheel fits.
- Towing capacity explained: trailer, tongue weight, GCWR Why one truck has a dozen towing ratings, and which limit applies to you.
- Engine oil viscosity explained: what 0W-20 and 5W-30 mean Reading an SAE oil grade, and why the capacity figure includes the filter.
- How to read a tire size: P245/75R17 and LT285/70R17C Width, aspect ratio, construction, rim size and the P/LT prefix.
- Battery group sizes explained: 24F, 48 (H6), 94R (H7) What BCI group numbers mean, the H/L names, and how to check yours.
- Wiper blade sizes explained: driver, passenger and rear Why the two front blades differ, and what to check besides length.
How the data is built
Every towing, oil, tire, battery and wiper value links to the document it came from: an owner's manual page, an OEM towing guide or spec sheet, or (flagged as such) a third-party reference. Engines and fuel economy come from the EPA, dimensions from Transport Canada, and recalls and crash ratings from NHTSA. Where no source gives a value, we leave it blank instead of guessing. More about the sources.