Cars with a 8x200 bolt pattern

8x200 — or 8x7.87 in inches — means 8 lug holes arranged on a circle 200 mm (7.87″) across, measured between the hole centers. It is used on 4 models in our database, most often by Ford and Ram.

lug holes

200 mm

7.87″ pitch circle

models

makes

Stud layout, drawn to scale

Complete list

Every vehicle with a 8x200 bolt pattern

Ford2

F-350 F-450 Super Duty

Ram2

3500 4000

Other bolt patterns

Every pattern in our database

Grouped by lug count — the first number in the pattern.

3 lug8

3x98 3x100 3x105 3x112.5 3x115 3x120 3x125 3x150

4 lug14

4x95.25 4x98 4x100 4x101.6 4x108 4x110 4x114.3 4x115 4x120 4x130 4x140 4x156 4x160 4x190

5 lug30

5x98 5x100 5x101.6 5x105 5x106 5x108 5x110 5x112 5x114 5x114.3 5x115 5x118 5x120 5x120.65 5x127 5x128 5x130 5x132 5x135 5x139.7 5x140 5x150 5x152.4 5x154.94 5x160 5x165.1 5x170 5x190 5x205 5x208

6 lug16

6x114.3 6x115 6x120 6x125 6x127 6x130 6x132 6x135 6x139.4 6x139.7 6x170 6x180 6x200 6x205 6x222.2 6x222.25

7 lug1

7x150

8 lug7

8x165.1 8x170 8x180 8x200 8x210 8x225 8x275

10 lug1

10x225

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