# Bolt Pattern Finder MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > Bolt Pattern Finder is a precision tool for looking up vehicle wheel specifications and checking cross-compatibility. It covers 99% of vehicles sold in the US, EU, and Asia over the last 30 years. Use it to get exact hub data, center bores, and offset ranges, or to verify if wheels from one car will safely fit another by comparing critical dimensions instantly. ## Overview - **Category:** utilities - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_hYrwRDYQ7Xzq34JyOc7CtvCnov3Q6AQYfXauND5x/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** wheels, bolt-pattern, car-parts, vehicle-specs, compatibility ## Description When you're trying to figure out if a set of wheels will actually bolt onto a car without rubbing or causing safety issues, you usually end up digging through messy PDF manuals or scrolling through endless forum threads. This Connector changes that by giving your agent direct access to a massive database of factory specifications. Instead of guessing, you can ask your agent to pull the exact bolt pattern, center bore, and lug nut thread for any vehicle from the last three decades. It handles the heavy lifting of comparing those numbers against each other to tell you exactly what works and what doesn't. If you're managing a fleet or running a wheel shop, having this data ready in your chat interface saves a ton of back-and-forth. It's one of the practical tools in the Vinkius catalog that turns a manual research task into a quick conversation. You just tell the agent what cars you're looking at, and it handles the math and the lookups. ## Tools ### check_compatibility Tells you if wheels from one car will safely fit another by comparing bolt patterns and clearance. ### get_vehicle_specs Pulls the exact factory bolt pattern, center bore, lug nut thread, and offset range for a specific car. ### list_makes Provides a full list of all automotive manufacturers currently supported by the database. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` What are the wheel specs for a 2015 Honda Accord? ``` **Response:** ``` For a 2015 Honda Accord, here are the factory specifications: * **Bolt Pattern:** 5x114.3mm * **Center Bore:** 64.1mm * **Lug Nut Thread:** M12x1.5 * **Offset Range:** +12mm to +52mm ``` **Prompt:** ``` Will wheels from a 2015 Honda Accord fit a 2018 Toyota Camry? ``` **Response:** ``` The fitment is **INCOMPATIBLE**. While both vehicles may share similar dimensions, the bolt pattern or center bore requirements do not match for a safe installation. You should always verify the specific hub data before attempting a swap. ``` **Prompt:** ``` List all supported car makes. ``` **Response:** ``` The database supports a wide range of manufacturers, including: * Acura * Audi * BMW * Chevrolet * Ford * Honda * Toyota * ...and many others. ``` ## Capabilities ### Get factory hub data Pull the exact bolt pattern, center bore, and lug nut thread for any specific vehicle. ### Verify wheel fitment Check if wheels from one vehicle will safely and functionally fit onto another. ### Browse supported car brands Get a complete list of all automotive manufacturers supported by the database. ### Compare vehicle dimensions Compare critical hub dimensions between different models to ensure safe installation. ### Check lug nut thread sizes Retrieve the precise factory thread size for wheels to ensure correct hardware use. ## Use Cases ### The DIY Wheel Swap A user wants to put 2015 Honda Accord wheels on a 2018 Toyota Camry. The agent uses check_compatibility to warn them it is a no-go. ### The Retailer Quote A shop owner asks for the specs of a Ford F-150 to see if a specific offset is safe. The agent uses get_vehicle_specs. ### Inventory Audit A warehouse manager asks for a list of all supported car brands to see what they can provide. The agent uses list_makes. ### Fleet Maintenance A fleet manager wants to know the lug nut thread size for 20 different van models to buy the right tools. The agent uses get_vehicle_specs. ## Benefits - Stop guessing on fitment. Use check_compatibility to see if wheels from one car fit another without manual math. - Get exact hub data instantly. get_vehicle_specs pulls center bores and offset ranges for 99% of cars sold in the last 30 years. - Save time on quotes. Retailers can quickly verify parts for customers using list_makes to find the right brand. - Reduce returns. Checking specs before purchase means fewer wrong part shipments and happier customers. - Access global data. The Connector covers the US, EU, and Asia markets, making it useful for international parts sourcing. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get instant, accurate fitment data without opening a single manual. 1. Connect the Bolt Pattern Finder to your AI client via Vinkius. 2. Ask your agent to pull specs for a specific car or check if wheels from one car fit another. 3. Get a clear compatibility result with the exact dimensions to back it up. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can the Bolt Pattern Finder check if my new rims will fit my car?** Yes, it compares the bolt patterns, center bores, and offset ranges of your wheels against the factory specs of your vehicle to ensure a safe fit. **Does the Bolt Pattern Finder cover cars from the US and Europe?** Yes, it includes factory specifications for 99% of vehicles sold in the US, EU, and Asia over the last 30 years. **How do I get the center bore for a specific truck?** Just ask your agent for the specs of that specific truck model. It will pull the exact center bore and bolt pattern data for you. **Can I use the Bolt Pattern Finder to find lug nut thread sizes?** Yes, it provides the exact factory lug nut thread size so you can ensure you're buying the correct hardware. **Will the Bolt Pattern Finder tell me if I'll have fender rub?** It provides the factory offset range, which helps you determine if a specific wheel will clear your fenders or rub. **Is the Bolt Pattern Finder good for professional wheel shops?** Yes, it is designed for retailers and mechanics to provide accurate quotes and verify parts quickly for customers. **How can I find the bolt pattern for my car?** You can use the `get_vehicle_specs` tool by providing your vehicle's make, model, and year to get the exact bolt pattern and other hub specifications. **Can I check if my current wheels will fit a different car?** Yes, use the `check_compatibility` tool. Provide the details of both the target vehicle and the candidate wheel to see if they are compatible based on bolt pattern, center bore, and offset. **What manufacturers are supported?** You can retrieve a full, alphabetized list of all supported automotive manufacturers using the `list_makes` tool.