Chrysler 300 wheels
The 300 is the big-body American sedan, and its slab flanks wear a big wheel with presence. The render lets you see a set on your actual 300 before you spend.
Popular wheel styles for the Chrysler 300
The range runs factory-clean to fully stretched; tap a style to drop it onto your 300 in the tool.
Finishes to try
Wheels on the Chrysler 300: what actually works
The 300 wheel scene is big-body presence. The slab-sided body wears large 20- to 22-inch wheels — polished, blacked-out or dark-machined — over a subtle drop, for the executive-street or the murdered-out look. Sharing the LX platform's 5x115 pattern with the Charger and Challenger, it takes big diameters with authority, and the SRT cars run aggressive fitment. Rendering lets owners preview a big set against the slab body first.
Buying wheels for a 300: the traps and the smart path
The 300 runs a 5x115 LX pattern (shared with the Charger and Challenger) in 17 to 20 inches, up to 22 on custom builds. Big wheels suit the slab body; confirm clearance. Render a set on your actual car first.
Chrysler 300 wheel fitment
The specs that decide whether a wheel fits your 300:
Bolt pattern
5x115
Factory sizes
17"–20"
Popular plus-size
20"–22"
The figures are ballpark and vary with model year, trim and brake hardware — confirm your specific fitment before buying anything.
Chrysler 300 wheel FAQ
What wheels suit a 300?
Large 20- to 22-inch wheels — polished, blacked-out or dark-machined — for the executive or murdered-out look. Render a set first.
What bolt pattern is a 300?
5x115, the LX platform shared with the Charger and Challenger. Confirm clearance and preview the fitment first.
How big can 300 wheels go?
Custom builds run 22s; the slab body carries big diameters with authority. The render shows a size first.
What is the bolt pattern on a Chrysler 300?
The Chrysler 300 uses a 5x115 bolt pattern. Always confirm your exact year and trim before buying wheels.
What size wheels fit a Chrysler 300?
Chrysler 300s typically run 17"–20" from the factory; a popular plus-size is 20"–22". Going larger means a lower-profile tyre to keep the rolling diameter close to stock — preview it before you commit.
Will bigger wheels change how my Chrysler 300 rides?
Somewhat noticeably. Dropping sidewall for diameter crisps the steering yet stiffens the ride and leaves rims more exposed to potholes. Most stop at plus one or plus two for that reason.
How can I see wheels on my Chrysler 300 before buying?
In the free TunedRides tool, add your 300, pick a wheel style, colour and size, and watch the render appear on your own car almost immediately.