Bolt Pattern5x100
Center Bore57.1
Stud SizeM 12x1.5
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Detailed tire and wheel breakdown for the 1988 Dodge Caravan

Tire geometry — 185/75R14

The 185/75R14 fitted to the 1988 Dodge Caravan has a section width of 185mm and an aspect ratio of 75%, mounted on a 14-inch rim. That gives a sidewall height of 138.8mm (5.46") and an overall outside diameter of 633.1mm (24.93"). At highway speed this tire completes roughly 503 revolutions per kilometre, which is what your speedometer and odometer are calibrated against.

Plus-sizing window

If you want to upsize wheels on the 1988 Dodge Caravan while keeping the speedometer accurate, target a 195/65R15 (plus-one). For a softer ride or winter setup, a 175/87R13 (minus-one) keeps the overall diameter within Âą3% of stock, which is the industry tolerance for ABS and stability control to stay calibrated.

Wheel fitment specs

The 1988 Dodge Caravan uses a 5x100 bolt pattern with a 57.1mm hub bore. Safe rim width range for the OEM tire is 5.0J – 6.0J, and offsets in the ET35 – ET45 window will clear suspension and fender without rubbing on most setups.

Tire pressure guidance

Manufacturer-recommended cold tire pressure for the 1988 Dodge Caravan is printed on the driver-side door jamb sticker — always defer to that value, not to the maximum pressure printed on the tire sidewall. Check pressure monthly and before long trips; under-inflation by 20% can reduce tread life by 25%.

Fitment Specifications

Engine & TrimTire SizeRim SizeOffset (ET)
Base185/75R1414" x 5.5ET40

Frequently Asked Questions

What tire size does the 1988 Dodge Caravan Base use?

The 1988 Dodge Caravan Base uses 185/75R14 tires as standard equipment.

What is the bolt pattern of the 1988 Dodge Caravan Base?

The 1988 Dodge Caravan Base has a 5x100 bolt pattern with a center bore of 57.1mm.

What is the wheel offset of the 1988 Dodge Caravan Base?

The 1988 Dodge Caravan Base has a wheel offset of ETET40.