What stud pattern does the Toyota Prado use?

Every Toyota Prado from the 90 Series onwards uses a 6x139.7 stud pattern, including the 120, 150 and current 250 Series.

Do 150 Series Prado wheels fit a 250 Series?

They will bolt on, but the offsets differ. The 150 Series runs recommended offsets of +12 to +18, while the 250 Series requires +35 to +40 — a difference of around 20mm.

What offset wheels fit a Prado 250 Series?

ROH recommends +35 to +40 offset for the Prado 250 Series in 17x9, 18x9 and 20x9. Offsets between +25 and +34 are available as aggressive fitments for a wider stance.

What size wheels fit a Toyota Prado?

ROH offers Prado fitments from 16x7 through to 20x9. The 90 Series takes 16 and 17 inch, while the 120, 150 and 250 Series accept 17, 18 and 20 inch in both alloy and steel.

Wheels for Toyota Prado

Elevate the look of your Toyota Prado with the latest 4x4 wheel designs from ROH.

Every Prado since the 90 Series uses a 6x139.7 stud pattern, so wheels will physically bolt on across generations. Where they differ is offset, and the spread is significant.

Recommended offsets by generation:

90 Series (1996–2002): 0 to +7

120 Series (2003–2009): +12 to +18

150 Series (2009–2024): +12 to +18

250 Series (2024 + ): +35 to +40

ROH Prado rims are available in 16″, 17″, 18″ and 20″ sizes, with Matte Black, Machined, Bronze and Graphite finish options, from clean, minimal designs to bold beadlock-style looks.

Prados get loaded up: towing, touring setups and GVM upgrades are common, and they demand real load ratings. With GVM+ load-carrying capacity across the range, ROH wheels are built for the way a Prado actually gets used.

All ROH wheels come with the ROH Lifetime Structural Warranty and a three-year finish guarantee (excl. BL01).

This selection is a general guide. Select your vehicle below to find fitments for your specific make and model of Toyota Prado.