will Chevy rims fit Ford?

Whether or not Chevy rims will fit a Ford depends on the specific years and models of the vehicles involved.

• Pre-1999: For the most part, Chevy 8-lug rims from 1997 and earlier will fit Ford 8-lug vehicles from the same era. The bolt pattern is the same (5×4.5 inches), and the center bore of most Chevy rims is large enough to fit the Ford hubs. However, some Chevy rims may have a center bore that is too small for Ford hubs, in which case you will need to use hubcentric rings to make them fit.
• Post-1999: Ford changed to a metric bolt pattern for its 8-lug trucks in 1999, while GM continued to use the imperial bolt pattern. Therefore, Chevy rims from 2000 and later will not fit Ford trucks from the same era.

Here is a list summarizing the compatibility of Chevy and Ford rims:

Chevy

• • Pre-1997: Yes
  • 1997-1998: Yes
  • 1999-2002: Yes
  • 2003-2018: Yes (with hubcentric rings)
  • 2019-present: No

Ford

• Pre-1997: Yes
• 1997-1998: Yes (with hubcentric rings on some Chevy rims)
• 1999-2002: No
• 2003-2018: No
• 2019-present: No

If you are not sure whether or not your Chevy rims will fit your Ford, the best thing to do is to consult with a qualified tire shop. They will be able to measure your vehicle’s hubs and rims to make sure that they are compatible.