VW Karmann Ghia Wheels

Karmann Ghia wheels depend on the year. Ghias through the 1966 model year use 5x205 wide-five, and 1967–74 Ghias use 4x130, a year before the Beetle switched. This collection has the wheels we stock that list Karmann Ghia fitment in both patterns: EMPI BRM, Sprintstar, GT-8, Cosmo, dish, rib, 5-rib, Riviera, Raider, Torque Star, GTV II and steel smoothie wheels, EMPI 911-style alloys, Mobelwagen Vintage 190 alloys, and sets of four and mounted wheel and tire packages.

Many listings cover more than one pattern, so choose the variant that matches your car's year. Stock Ghia steel wheels take ball-seat bolts, M12x1.5 on wide-five cars and M14x1.5 on 4-lug cars, while most EMPI alloys need 60° cone-seat bolts in the same thread. Each listing gives the seat type, and lug hardware is sold separately. To run Porsche 5x130 wheels on a Ghia, see our 5x130 collection and plan for adapters.

Not sure which style or size? Compare every style, size and finish in The Wheel Book. Not sure it fits? Check your bolt pattern in the VW wheel fitment guide.