For 1976 ONLY, Cadillac Seville's bolt pattern was 5x4.75 (5x120.65mm in metric).
NOTE: Many, even those who sell wheels professionally, often confused a 5x120mm bolt pattern wheel as being the correct size for the 5x4.75 bolt patters, be careful if looking to buy new metric sized wheels, as the .65mm makes ALL the difference in it fitting.
1992 on is 5 X 115 bolt pattern
Bolt pattern is 5x115. Center bore is 70.3
The 1999 Cadillac Seville STS bolt pattern consists of 5 bolts arrayed in a pentagon shape in the relative center of the 7 spoke solid wheel.
umm probably not
the bolt pattern for 1976 f150 with the eplorer package is 5x5.5
All lug nuts should be tightened in a star pattern, so yes.
5x5
5 lug on 5" centers (big bolt pattern for gm)
Yes
4 3/4
5x120 or 5x4.75 or 5x4 3/4 bolt circle First answer is correct for the 1976-1977 Seville. By the Time the 78-79 cars rolled out of the factory the bolt spacing had been changed to 5x5 or 5 bolts at 5" apart on center and the cars has adopted rear disc brakes, general rule of thumb with 1st gen Sevilles is if you have rear disc brakes it is 5x5, if it has rear drum brakes it is 5x4.75. The early 5x4.75 bolt pattern was a coincidence of the car being made from Chevy Nova underpinnings.
5 x 115 and lug size is 12 mm x 1.5