HYUNDAI SONATA 16 INCH WHEEL

Hyundai Sonata 16″ Wheel Specifications (Part 52910-C2160)

1. Wheel Size:

   • Diameter: 16 inches

   • Width: 6.5 to 7.0 inches (varies by year/trim)

   • Rim Type: Steel or alloy (depending on trim, OEM wheels may be alloy)

2. Bolt Pattern:

   • Bolt Pattern: 5 bolts

   • Bolt Circle Diameter: 114.3 mm (often written as 5×114.3)

3. Offset (ET):

   • Offset: +50 mm (typically for most Sonata models, but always check your vehicle to confirm)

   • Positive Offset: The hub mounting surface is toward the front or wheel side of the centerline.

4. Center Bore (Hub Bore):

   • Center Bore: 67.1 mm (this is the diameter of the wheel’s center hole that fits over the vehicle’s hub)

5. Material:

   • Material: Aluminum Alloy or Steel (again, depending on the trim and model year, most Sonatas from the late 2000s and newer have alloy wheels, but earlier models may have steel wheels)

6. Tire Size Compatibility:

   • Typically, a 16″ wheel for the Sonata would fit tires with these common sizes (depending on the year):

     • 205/65R16

     • 215/60R16

     • 215/65R16

7. Wheel Weight:

   • Weight: Between 18-22 lbs (depends on whether it’s steel or alloy)

Notes on Fitment:

• Always double-check for the model year and trim level (GLS, SE, Limited, Hybrid, etc.), as some configurations might require slight variations in wheel specs.

• The offset is very important for ensuring the wheel fits without rubbing or affecting steering/handling, so be sure to match it exactly.

• For alloy vs steel, most Sonata models from 2010 onward typically have alloy wheels, but steel wheels were often used on base trim models or as a spare.

OEM vs Aftermarket

If you’re purchasing an OEM replacement, this part number should match your original equipment. However, if you’re considering aftermarket wheels, make sure they match all these specs—especially the bolt pattern, center bore, and offset—for proper fitment.

If you need to confirm specifics for your model year, I’d recommend checking the vehicle manual or contacting your local Hyundai dealer for exact specifications.

Does this help, or do you need more detailed info on any of the aspects?