The Ford Ka is a compact city car classified in the A-segment. This 3-door hatchback was produced by the American automaker Ford from 1996 to 2016, during which two generations were introduced. The vehicle was manufactured in several locations, including Poland. Its eye-catching design, practical features, and fuel-efficient engines contributed to its popularity among drivers. The Ford Ka was succeeded by the Ford Ka+ (in production since 2014), which belongs to the B-segment and is also available in a 5-door version.
Original Ford Ka Wheels
The first generation of the Ford Ka came standard with 14-inch alloy wheels. The largest factory-fitted wheels for this model were 6x16 with an offset of ET36. In the second generation, the Ka was available with alloy wheels ranging from 14 to 16 inches. The largest OEM wheels measured 6.5x16 with an ET40 offset.
Ford Ka – Wheel Sizes
Only wheels that meet the manufacturer's specifications will fit the Ford Ka properly. These specifications include acceptable diameter and width ranges, offset (ET), and bolt pattern.
- What is the wheel diameter for the Ford Ka?
For the first-generation Ford Ka, compatible wheel diameters range from 13 to 15 inches. In the second generation, the minimum wheel size remains 13 inches, while the maximum increases to 17 inches.
- What is the bolt pattern for the Ford Ka?
The bolt pattern refers to the number of bolts and the diameter of the circle they form. Both the first and second generations of the Ford Ka use wheels with a 4x100 bolt pattern.
- What is the wheel width for the Ford Ka?
The first-generation Ford Ka supports wheel widths from 4.5 to 6.5 inches. The second generation accommodates slightly wider wheels, ranging from 5 to 7.5 inches.
- What is the offset (ET) for Ford Ka wheels?
The offset (ET) for Ford Ka wheels varies depending on the generation and wheel size. Common factory offsets include ET36 and ET40, ensuring proper fitment and handling characteristics.