2017-24 Nissan TITAN Wheel Fitment Guide

What Wheels and Tires Best Fit A Current-Gen Nissan TITAN?

First, a question - when was the last time you thought about Nissan trucks? If the answer is "years" or even "decades," you're not alone. It's no secret that the American truck world is getting pretty saturated, and the TITAN unfortunately stands as the runt of the litter, the eighth-best selling vehicle in its own manufacturer's lineup - not great, especially for a full-size pickup that costs quite a bit to produce.

But the TITAN has plenty of tricks up its sleeve that make it a hidden gem if you can find one, and if you've got one already, there's a good chance you want to get some new wheels and tires for it to make it look even better. Today, we'll show you what wheels and tires best fit on the current gen (2017 and onwards) TITAN, so you can make sure whatever you get fits right. Let's jump in!

Table Of Contents

-2017-2024 Nissan TITAN Wheel Diameters and Widths

-What Is The Current-Gen Nissan TITAN Bolt Pattern?

-Most Common Current-Gen Nissan TITAN Setups In Our Gallery

-Best Wheel and TIre Sizes For A Nissan TITAN Build To Avoid Rubbing or Scrubbing

2017-2024 Nissan TITAN Wheel Diameters and Widths

The current-gen TITAN has a wide range of available wheel sizes depending on the trim that you're going for, although the good news is that they all stay within the most common sizes available on the market. As far as aftermarket options are concerned, you'll be good to go with 17, 18 or 20 inch wheels for your TITAN build.

Because of the TITAN's body size, you'll have plenty of opportunities to build with wider wheels as well - many of the builds that we feature in our gallery have 10-wide wheels with stock TITAN setups, and if you want to go even wider than that, there are quite a few 12-wide wheels on our TITAN builds too. These, however, are usually accompanied by a lift kit, so you'll want to consider that to avoid fitment issues or too much rubbing.

What Is The Current-Gen Nissan TITAN Bolt Pattern?

The TITAN is an easy truck to build thanks to its common sizes and bolt pattern specs - across all generations of the model, it has featured the same 6x5.5 (6x139.7mm) bolt pattern that's also featured on Chevy trucks. In general, any wheels you see running on a Silverado build can be transferred over pretty easily to a TITAN build, although we definitely recommend checking with our experts first to ensure that your wheels will fit.

Most Common Current-Gen Nissan TITAN Setups In Our Gallery

In the table below, you'll see just a few of the most popular TITAN builds that drivers like you have added to our gallery. Some of these might require additional modifications such as plastic trimming in the wheel wells, but they all fit depending on what kind of look you're going for. Read this table from left to right in each row:

Best Wheel and TIre Sizes For A Nissan TITAN Build To Avoid Rubbing or Scrubbing

Now that we've gotten through that, there is a size that definitely comes out on top if you just want to bolt on your wheels and get going. For the easiest build with few or no additional mods required, go with 18x9 or 20x9 wheels with 33 or 35-inch tires. Many builds in our gallery with these specs have been shown to fit without any rubbing at all.

Shop Nissan TITAN Wheels and Tires Online At Custom Offsets

We have thousands of top wheel models from all the leading brands for your Nissan TITAN in our inventory today, so if you've been looking for an excuse to build your truck right, now's the time. Head over to our store page and start your build today - of course, if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our sales team and we're more than happy to help. Financing and free shipping are available on all wheel and tire packages, and we also offer quick delivery on everything currently in-stock.