Firstly, let’s get something straight: not all ATV bolt patterns are the same. There’s rarely a universal fit, and each one will vary.
Now, if you’re wondering about Yamaha bolt patterns, you might be in luck. Yamaha bolt patterns are pretty universal. While they won’t be a perfect match for every ATV vehicle, they fit many different types.
Honda ATV rims have a pretty similar bolt pattern to Yamaha ATV rims. So, will Honda ATV rims fit Yamaha? It’s a common question. Luckily, we’re here to talk you through their bolt patterns and establish if the two are interchangeable.
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What’s a Bolt Pattern?
A bolt pattern describes the number of lugs on the wheel of the vehicle. It’s essentially the measurement of an imaginary circle formed by the lug holes at the center of your wheel.
Well, a bolt pattern is one of the most important things you’ll need to consider when buying a new set of wheels.
The wheel lugs are what keeps the wheels secured to your vehicle. There’s usually anywhere between three to eight lugs spread around the wheel’s central hub and the axle. The way these are positioned around the hub is called the wheel’s bolt pattern.
How Do You Measure a Bolt Pattern?
Thankfully, technology has made this process a lot easier. If you don’t want to do this manually, a few websites around will do it for you.
Simply enter the make, model, and year of your ATV, and you’ll be given a list of wheels that can fit your vehicle in a matter of minutes.
While these services are convenient and often quite effective, we recommend doing your measurements manually to guarantee the most accurate fit.
Luckily, measuring it manually isn’t tough. There are a few different lug patterns (3,5,6, 7, or 8), and the measurement process can vary slightly for each one.
If you have a five or seven lug pattern, you should start measuring from the back of a hole on the left to the center of a hole on the right.
For a three-lug pattern, you’ll need to measure the diameter of the virtual hole passing through the center of all three bolt holes.
For a four-lug, you’ll need to measure between the middle of the two holes directly across, from one to the other. Finally, for a five-lug, this measurement needs performing from the back of one hole to the center of the second one.
As we’ll mainly be discussing Honda and Yamaha rims, there’s no need to go completely in-depth here.
Will Honda ATV Rims fit Yamaha?
Good news – in most cases, yes!
Most Yamaha ATVs, like the Bear Tracker 250, use the popular 4/110 bolt pattern. Luckily, many popular Honda ATVs like the ATC200X use the same pattern, too.
So, now you know how to measure your bolt pattern – go ahead and size up. Do remember, though; this won’t be the case for all ATVs. So, please check your model beforehand to guarantee accuracy.
Honda ATV Bolt Pattern Guide
Most Honda ATVs, old and new, use the 4/110 bolt pattern. However, there are also a few other patterns you should look out for.
Some of the other common bolt patterns include:
- 3×100 (like the TRX 70)
- 4×85 (like the TRX 90)
- 4×130 (like the TRX 125)
- 4×150 (like the ATC 185/200/big red)
- 4×144 (like the TRX 250r)
Essentially, all non-sport ATVs and SXS’s use the 4/110 except for the Pioneer 1000 and Talon.
Yamaha ATV Bolt Pattern Guide
Like the Honda ATVs, Yamaha also uses the 4/110 bolt pattern and a few other popular patterns. Some of the other patterns Yamaha uses are:
- 3×70 (like the YF 60 Zinger)
- 4×85 (like the YFA 125 Breeze)
- 4x85LB (same as above)
- 4×125 (like the YFM 225 Moto-4)
- 4×156 (same as above)
- 3×100 (like the YTM 225 DX/DR Tri-Moto)
All non-sport and modern ATVs & SxS’s use the 4/110 bolt pattern, except for the 2019 YXZ, which uses the 4/156 bolt pattern.
Will Honda ATV Rims fit if they have the same Bolt Pattern as Yamaha’s?
In most cases, yes.
As long as your Honda ATV rims and Yamaha both use the 4/110 bolt pattern, you should get a perfect fit.
Suppose you’re worried about getting an accurate bolt pattern measurement with manual measuring. In that case, you can always consult professional advice before proceeding with a rim replacement.
If you have a Honda ATV rim that isn’t compatible with a Yamaha rim, it is possible to change the bolt pattern. Many custom shops can provide you with the correct lug wheel adapters to match the fit you need.
However, there’s no guarantee you’ll find the right adapter, especially if you have an older ATV.
Some custom shops are unable to convert certain lugs, so if you consult a professional, make sure you have all your ATVs specifications to hand to obtain an accurate quote.
Remember: Honda rims from the Pioneer 1000 and Talon will not be compatible with the 4/110 bolt pattern on a Yamaha ATV. Please refer to the above guide to determine which Honda and Yamaha ATVs use the same bolt pattern.
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