Nissan Versa Bolt Pattern | All Model Years

2024 Blue Nissan Versa in Driveway

At AutoCenters Nissan, we get wheel-fitment questions all the time, especially on Versa because Nissan offered different body styles across generations. The good news is the Versa bolt pattern story is pretty straightforward once you know which years are 4×100 vs 4×114.3, and which model years overlap during the changeover. This guide covers every Versa model year (starting with the newest), and groups years together when the specs are the same.

How bolt pattern works (quick expert refresher)

A bolt pattern is written like 4×100:

  • the first number (4) is the number of lugs

  • the second number (100) is the bolt circle diameter in millimeters (the imaginary circle that passes through the centers of the lug holes)

That second number is the deal-breaker. If the wheel’s bolt pattern doesn’t match the car, it won’t mount correctly.

2020–2025 Nissan Versa bolt pattern (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025)

Bolt pattern: 4×100

This is the newest-generation Versa fitment most shoppers are dealing with. Multiple aftermarket and OEM wheel listings for 2020–2025 Versa consistently show a 4×100 bolt pattern.

Common companion specs you should confirm when buying wheels:

  • hub bore: many listings for modern Versa wheels reference 60.1 mm

  • lug thread: M12x1.25 is widely used on Nissan lug hardware and commonly specified for Versa-related hardware

2012–2019 Nissan Versa bolt pattern (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)

Bolt pattern: 4×100 (sedan)

From 2012 through 2019, the Versa sedan uses a 4×100 bolt pattern.
Aftermarket replacement wheel listings for 2013–2019 also commonly show 4×100, and you’ll frequently see hub bore listed as 60.1 mm in that same year range.

Wheel nut torque note (factory source): the 2019 Versa owner’s manual lists wheel nut tightening torque at 83 ft-lb (113 N·m).
Torque specs can vary by model year/wheel type, so treat your owner’s manual as the final word for your exact Versa.

2012 Nissan Versa hatchback bolt pattern (2012)

Bolt pattern: 4×114.3 (hatchback)

2012 is the transition year where body style matters. The 2012 Versa hatchback is commonly listed with a 4×114.3 bolt pattern (carried over from the earlier hatchback fitment).
If you’re ordering wheels for a 2012 Versa, confirm whether it’s the sedan or hatchback first—this is the most common “wrong wheels ordered” Versa scenario we see.

2007–2011 Nissan Versa bolt pattern (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011)

Bolt pattern: 4×114.3

For the early Versa years, the common fitment is 4×114.3.

Important fitment reality check:

  • Some aftermarket listings for these early years show varying hub bore numbers depending on the wheel design/listing, so don’t assume the hub bore from a random wheel listing is automatically your vehicle’s hub size. Treat hub bore as a “verify before you buy” spec on 2007–2011.

  • Lug thread size for Versa hardware is commonly referenced as M12x1.25 across Nissan/Versa applications.

Fitment tips we use at the dealership before we recommend wheels

If you want the clean, vibration-free fit:

  • Match bolt pattern exactly (4×100 or 4×114.3).

  • Confirm hub bore and whether the wheel is hub-centric to your Versa (or plan on proper hub rings if needed).

  • Confirm lug thread (most Versa applications are commonly referenced as M12x1.25).

  • Use the correct torque spec from your owner’s manual. For example, the 2019 Versa manual specifies 83 ft-lb (113 N·m).

If you’re not sure which Versa you have (especially 2012), AutoCenters Nissan can verify fitment by VIN and point you to the correct wheel setup the first time.

Conclusion

Here’s the simplest way to remember Versa bolt patterns by model year:

  • 2020–2025: 4×100

  • 2012–2019 (sedan): 4×100

  • 2012 (hatchback): 4×114.3

  • 2007–2011: 4×114.3

If you tell me the Versa model year and whether it’s sedan or hatchback (only crucial for 2012), I can format this into a clean “spec box” you can paste into your CMS, including the exact year list and a short fitment disclaimer.