Looking for the correct lug pattern for your 2014 Toyota Camry?
You’ve come to the right place.
A lug pattern (also called bolt pattern) tells you how many wheel lugs your car has and how far apart they are.
Getting this right is crucial – the wrong pattern means your new wheels won’t fit your car.
You need to know the exact pattern for the 2014 Toyota Camry because it affects which wheels you can buy.
Different trim levels might have different patterns, and putting on the wrong wheels could damage your car or make driving unsafe.
In this article, I’ll explain the exact lug pattern for your 2014 Camry model, how to measure it yourself, and what to look for when buying new wheels.
With 15+ years of experience working with Toyotas, I’ll ensure you get the right fit the first time.
What is the Lug Pattern for the 2014 Toyota Camry?
The 2014 Toyota Camry has a 5×114.3mm lug pattern. Let me break this down for you:
- The “5” means there are 5 lug nuts on each wheel
- The “114.3” is the diameter in millimeters of the circle formed by the lug holes
You’ll sometimes see this written as 5×4.5 inches (114.3mm = 4.5 inches).
Both measurements mean the same thing – I’m just giving you both so you can match it with whatever you see in wheel listings.
This pattern is standard across all 2014 Camry models, from the basic L trim to the top XLE version.
When you shop for new wheels, make sure they match this pattern exactly.
Even a small difference means the wheels won’t fit properly.
Pro tip: Write down “5×114.3” or take a picture of this page before you go wheel shopping.
It’ll save you time and prevent costly mistakes.
Understanding the 2014 Toyota Camry Lug Pattern and Its Compatibility
I want to help you understand which wheels will fit your Camry properly. Here’s what you need to know:
OEM Wheel Compatibility
| What Fits | What Doesn’t |
|---|---|
| Toyota Camry wheels (2012-2017) | Toyota Corolla wheels |
| Toyota Avalon wheels (2013-2018) | Toyota RAV4 wheels (pre-2006) |
| Toyota Highlander wheels (2014-2019) | Toyota Yaris wheels |
Aftermarket Wheel Options
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Pattern Match | Must be exactly 5×114.3mm |
| Center Bore | 60.1mm |
| Lug Nut Size | 12×1.5mm thread |
Common Fit Issues to Watch For
| Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
| Wrong center bore | Use hub-centric rings |
| Incorrect offset | Check specs before buying |
| Wrong lug nut seat | Buy proper lug nuts with wheels |
Pro Tips:
- Measure twice before ordering wheels
- Keep your stock lug nuts as backups
- Check load ratings match your car’s needs
List of the Correct Lug Pattern for Different 2014 Toyota Camry Models
Good news – Toyota kept things simple with the 2014 Camry.
All models share the same lug pattern. Here’s the complete breakdown:
Base Specs for All 2014 Camry Models
| Model Trim | Lug Pattern | Wheel Size | Center Bore |
|---|---|---|---|
| L Base | 5×114.3mm | 16-inch | 60.1mm |
| LE | 5×114.3mm | 16-inch | 60.1mm |
| SE | 5×114.3mm | 17-inch | 60.1mm |
| XLE | 5×114.3mm | 17-inch | 60.1mm |
Engine-Specific Details
| Engine Type | Stock Wheel Size | Lug Pattern | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.5L 4-cylinder | 16 or 17-inch | 5×114.3mm | Same pattern for all sizes |
| 3.5L V6 | 17-inch | 5×114.3mm | Comes standard with 17-inch wheels |
Quick Fact: The only difference between models is the wheel size, not the lug pattern.
This makes finding replacement wheels much easier for you.
How to Identify the Correct Lug Pattern for a Specific 2014 Toyota Camry
Tools You’ll Need
- Measuring tape or ruler
- Paper and pencil
- Lug pattern gauge (optional)
- Wheel fitment guide (optional)
- Flashlight
- Safety gloves
Getting Your Car Ready
Park your car on a flat surface and put the parking brake on.
Make sure you have good lighting.
I always tell my customers to clean the wheel area first – it makes measuring much easier.
How to Measure
Start by counting the lug nuts on your wheel – your 2014 Camry has 5.
Find the center of the wheel hub.
Measure from the center of one lug hole to the center of the hole directly across from it.
For exact results, measure in millimeters.
The measurement should be 114.3mm.
Double-Check Your Results
Write down your measurements.
Take multiple measurements between different lug holes – they should all give you the same number.
If you get different numbers, measure again.
It’s better to spend extra time measuring than to buy the wrong wheels.
Using Your Measurements
When you go to buy new wheels, bring your measurements with you.
Tell the seller you need wheels for a 2014 Toyota Camry with a 5×114.3mm pattern.
Ask them to confirm the wheels will fit before you buy.
Final Check
Before putting on new wheels, line up all the lug holes with your car’s wheel studs.
They should match perfectly. If you need to force anything, stop and double-check the pattern.
Forcing the wrong wheels on can damage your car.
Remember: You can always call your local Toyota dealer with your VIN number.
They can confirm your exact lug pattern for free.
Comparisons Between the 2014 Toyota Camry and Other Brands’ Lug Patterns
Let me help you understand how the Camry’s lug pattern compares to that of other popular cars.
This information can be useful if you’re comparing wheels from different brands.
| Car Model | Lug Pattern | Compatible with Camry? | Key Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 Honda Accord | 5×114.3mm | Yes | Same pattern, different center bore |
| 2014 Nissan Altima | 5×114.3mm | Yes | The same pattern, check the offset |
| 2014 Hyundai Sonata | 5×114.3mm | Yes | Same pattern, different lug nuts |
| 2014 Ford Fusion | 5x108mm | No | Different pattern size |
| 2014 Chevy Malibu | 5x110mm | No | Different pattern size |
Wheel Swapping Guide
| Brand | What to Check | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Honda | Center bore: 64.1mm | Needs hub rings for Camry |
| Nissan | Center bore: 66.1mm | Needs hub rings for Camry |
| Hyundai | Center bore: 67.1mm | Needs hub rings for Camry |
Remember: Just because a wheel has the same 5×114.3mm pattern doesn’t mean it’s ready to bolt on.
Always check these extra specs, too.
How to Maintain the Lug Pattern on Your 2014 Toyota Camry
1. Proper Torque Settings
Your 2014 Camry needs its lug nuts tightened to 76 pound-feet (ft-lbs) of torque.
Too tight can stretch the studs, and too loose can let your wheel come off.
Use a torque wrench – it’s worth the investment.
Check the tightness after 50 miles of driving with new wheels.
2. Tightening Pattern
Tighten your lug nuts in a star pattern.
Start with any nut, then move to the one across from it.
This helps the wheel sit flat against the hub.
Never use an impact wrench unless you’re just getting the lug nuts started.
3. Regular Checks
Look at your wheels every month.
Spin each one slowly and watch for wobbling.
Listen for clicking or rattling – these sounds mean something’s loose.
If you hit a big pothole, check your wheels right away.
4. Preventing Rust
Clean your wheel studs twice a year.
Use a wire brush to remove any rust.
Put a tiny bit of anti-seize compound on the studs (not the nuts).
This makes it easier to remove wheels later and stops rust from forming.
5. When to Replace Parts
- They won’t tighten properly
- The threads look damaged
- You see rust or corrosion
- They’re rounded off from wrong-size tools
6. Professional Help
Get your wheels checked at tire rotations (every 5,000 miles).
A mechanic can spot problems early.
They’ll also make sure your wheels are balanced right.
This stops uneven wear and keeps your car riding smooth.
7. Storage Tips
Keep a spare set of lug nuts in your car.
Store your winter/summer wheels in a dry place.
Put a light coat of oil on the studs if storing wheels for more than a month.
This stops rust from forming.
Conclusion
Now that you know your 2014 Toyota Camry uses a 5×114.3mm lug pattern, you can use this simple number to find the right wheels for your car.
Getting this wrong isn’t just about the wheels not fitting—it’s about your safety on the road.
Take time to double-check your measurements, and always use the correct torque settings when reinstalling the wheels.
Remember these key points:
- All 2014 Camry models use the same 5×114.3mm pattern
- Check lug nuts monthly for tightness
- Use the correct 76 ft-lbs torque spec
If you’re buying new wheels, bring these specs with you.
It’s better to spend a few minutes asking questions than risk your safety with the wrong wheels.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Use Toyota Tacoma Wheels On My 2014 Camry?
No, Tacoma wheels won’t fit.
The Tacoma uses a 6-lug pattern, while your Camry has 5 lugs.
These patterns aren’t interchangeable.
Do All 2014 Camry Lug Nuts Use The Same Thread Size?
Yes, all 2014 Camry models use 12×1.5mm thread-size lug nuts.
Make sure to buy this exact size for replacements.
How Often Should I Replace My Camry’s Wheel Studs?
Only replace wheel studs if they’re damaged or stripped.
With proper maintenance and torque, they should last the life of your car.