1990 Dodge Colt

The standard factory tire size for the 1990 Dodge Colt is 155SR13. Some trims may offer staggered setups or optional 18-20" wheels, so confirm the trim-specific size shown above.

Typical recommended pressure ranges from 32-36 PSI. Use the door-jamb placard for your trim, wheel size, and load before inflating.

The bolt pattern is 4x100—4 lugs with a 100mm pitch circle diameter. Match this exactly when buying wheels.

Center bore depends on the wheel package. Check the specs above or your wheel’s stamping and use hub-centric rings if needed.

You can typically stay within about +3% overall diameter of 155SR13 to avoid rubbing and speedometer issues. Always account for wheel width and offset, and test clearance at full lock and over bumps.

Follow the manufacturer torque spec (often 80-110 ft-lbs for many passenger vehicles) and re-check after 50-100 miles. Check the manual or dealer if unsure.