Ford Transit wheel bolt & nut sizes
The Ford Transit (2000 on) uses M14x2 (open) or M14x1.5 wheel fixings with a flat or 60° taper seat and a 21mm hex, depending on year and wheel type. Check the table below for the exact fixing for your year and wheel type.
Last updated 2 October 2026
Thread
M14x2 (open) / M14x1.5
Seat
flat / 60° taper
Hex size
21mm hex
Strength
Class 10
Sizes by year and wheel type
| Image | Model code | Wheel type | Thread | Length | Seat | Hex size | Finish | Strength |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000–2006 5 per wheel | ||||||||
| (MK 6) | Steel Wheels | M14x2 (open) | – | Flat | 21mm hex | Chromax + Magni | Class 10 |
| 2006–2014 5 per wheel | ||||||||
|
| (MK 7) | Steel Wheels | M14x2 (open) | – | Flat | 21mm hex | Chromax + Magni | Class 10 |
| 2014 on 5 or 6 per wheel: Most 5-stud, heavy twin-rear-wheel models 6-stud | ||||||||
| MK 8 (Not 6 Wheel model) | Alloy Wheels | M14x1.5 | – | 60° taper | 21mm hex | Zinc Nickel + SS | Class 10 |
A dash in the length column means no length is listed for that fixing. Not sure which wheels you have? Steel wheels usually have a plastic trim cover over them.
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Common questions
What size are Ford Transit wheel bolts?
Ford Transit wheel fixings are M14x2 (open) or M14x1.5 with a flat or 60° taper seat and a 21mm hex, depending on year and wheel type.
Do steel and alloy wheels use the same bolts on a Ford Transit?
No. Steel and alloy wheels use different fixings on the Ford Transit. The table above shows which one fits each wheel type.