Year-by-year fitment data

Mazda 6 Steering Wheel Size (2003 - 2021)

The Mazda 6 steering wheel size is 14 5/8" X 4 1/8" from 2003 through 2021. (diameter x grip circumference)

Refer to the data table below for exact model-year and variant details.

Steering wheel size table

Compare the available model-year measurements below.

Mazda 6 Steering Wheel Size (2003 - 2021)
Year Steering Wheel Size (Diameter x Grip Circumference)
2021 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"1
2020 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"2
2019 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"3
2018 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"4
2017 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"5
2016 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"6
2015 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"7
2014 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"8
2013 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2012 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2011 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2010 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2009 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2008 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2007 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2006 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2005 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2004 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"
2003 14 5/8" X 4 1/8"

Note 1: Mazda positively documents a MY2017 wheel redesign while explicitly retaining the same outer diameter. That manufacturer statement carries the original 372 mm dimension into the distinct MY2017–2021 U.S. sedan phase; the MY2018 release separately says the steering wheel was carried over. This is explicit dimensional continuity across a real design change, not a same-wheel-phase claim or a new later physical measurement. The U.S. MY2021 endpoint does not claim that the physical GJ/GL body ended globally; retained global coverage through 2022 remains separately qualified. The separate AMS D184 Sports-Line wagon 370 mm claim remains valid physical source context; it is not an accepted sedan option or competing sedan base. Return to measurement

Note 2: Mazda positively documents a MY2017 wheel redesign while explicitly retaining the same outer diameter. That manufacturer statement carries the original 372 mm dimension into the distinct MY2017–2021 U.S. sedan phase; the MY2018 release separately says the steering wheel was carried over. This is explicit dimensional continuity across a real design change, not a same-wheel-phase claim or a new later physical measurement. The U.S. MY2021 endpoint does not claim that the physical GJ/GL body ended globally; retained global coverage through 2022 remains separately qualified. The separate AMS D184 Sports-Line wagon 370 mm claim remains valid physical source context; it is not an accepted sedan option or competing sedan base. Return to measurement

Note 3: Mazda positively documents a MY2017 wheel redesign while explicitly retaining the same outer diameter. That manufacturer statement carries the original 372 mm dimension into the distinct MY2017–2021 U.S. sedan phase; the MY2018 release separately says the steering wheel was carried over. This is explicit dimensional continuity across a real design change, not a same-wheel-phase claim or a new later physical measurement. The U.S. MY2021 endpoint does not claim that the physical GJ/GL body ended globally; retained global coverage through 2022 remains separately qualified. The separate AMS D184 Sports-Line wagon 370 mm claim remains valid physical source context; it is not an accepted sedan option or competing sedan base. Return to measurement

Note 4: Mazda positively documents a MY2017 wheel redesign while explicitly retaining the same outer diameter. That manufacturer statement carries the original 372 mm dimension into the distinct MY2017–2021 U.S. sedan phase; the MY2018 release separately says the steering wheel was carried over. This is explicit dimensional continuity across a real design change, not a same-wheel-phase claim or a new later physical measurement. The U.S. MY2021 endpoint does not claim that the physical GJ/GL body ended globally; retained global coverage through 2022 remains separately qualified. The separate AMS D184 Sports-Line wagon 370 mm claim remains valid physical source context; it is not an accepted sedan option or competing sedan base. Return to measurement

Note 5: Mazda positively documents a MY2017 wheel redesign while explicitly retaining the same outer diameter. That manufacturer statement carries the original 372 mm dimension into the distinct MY2017–2021 U.S. sedan phase; the MY2018 release separately says the steering wheel was carried over. This is explicit dimensional continuity across a real design change, not a same-wheel-phase claim or a new later physical measurement. The U.S. MY2021 endpoint does not claim that the physical GJ/GL body ended globally; retained global coverage through 2022 remains separately qualified. The separate AMS D184 Sports-Line wagon 370 mm claim remains valid physical source context; it is not an accepted sedan option or competing sedan base. Return to measurement

Note 6: The manufacturer table states 372 mm with a rounded companion 14.6 in. The old 372 mm came from manufactured 14.645669 in precision and is normalized to the original metric quantity. The exact-version index is labeled Mazda AU service manual; current overseas manufacturer source grade is 9. Historical grade 10 is preserved in external history, not asserted as newly authenticated U.S. manual authority. The manual date range 10/2012–11/2014 is calendar/publication context, not a claimed measured model year. This source supports the original U.S. MY2014–2016 sedan wheel phase. The separate AMS D184 Sports-Line wagon 370 mm claim remains valid physical source context; it is not an accepted sedan option or competing sedan base. Return to measurement

Note 7: The manufacturer table states 372 mm with a rounded companion 14.6 in. The old 372 mm came from manufactured 14.645669 in precision and is normalized to the original metric quantity. The exact-version index is labeled Mazda AU service manual; current overseas manufacturer source grade is 9. Historical grade 10 is preserved in external history, not asserted as newly authenticated U.S. manual authority. The manual date range 10/2012–11/2014 is calendar/publication context, not a claimed measured model year. This source supports the original U.S. MY2014–2016 sedan wheel phase. The separate AMS D184 Sports-Line wagon 370 mm claim remains valid physical source context; it is not an accepted sedan option or competing sedan base. Return to measurement

Note 8: The manufacturer table states 372 mm with a rounded companion 14.6 in. The old 372 mm came from manufactured 14.645669 in precision and is normalized to the original metric quantity. The exact-version index is labeled Mazda AU service manual; current overseas manufacturer source grade is 9. Historical grade 10 is preserved in external history, not asserted as newly authenticated U.S. manual authority. The manual date range 10/2012–11/2014 is calendar/publication context, not a claimed measured model year. This source supports the original U.S. MY2014–2016 sedan wheel phase. The separate AMS D184 Sports-Line wagon 370 mm claim remains valid physical source context; it is not an accepted sedan option or competing sedan base. Return to measurement

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Data sources and methodology

SteeringWheelSize.com compiles steering wheel size data from model-year references, manufacturer materials, parts listings, and marketplace sources. The table on this page presents the measurements as diameter x grip circumference.

Trim rows and size classifications are shown when that information is available for the Mazda 6. Always verify fitment on the wheel before driving with an installed cover.