My Spare has Two Lug Patterns. Which one do I use?

If your spare has a total of ten lug holes, the wheel is designed with two distinct lug patterns. Rest assured that you can only mount the spare on your vehicle using the lug pattern that fits your vehicle.

Some modern spare wheels feature two distinct lug patterns, shown by a total of ten lug holes. Rest assured, your wheel is designed to prevent it from being mounted on the wrong lug pattern. You can only use the lug pattern that fits your car. 
This is especially clear with vehicles that use lug nuts and have studs extending from the wheel hub. 

For vehicles that use lug bolts, it can be challenging to ensure that the lug holes are properly aligned when placing the wheel on the car's hub. To do this, simply rotate the wheel until the five lug holes align with the threaded bolt holes in the car’s hub. You will notice that one set of lug holes will fit perfectly, allowing you to begin threading in the lug bolts.

If your spare has only five or possibly six lug holes, your wheel only has a single lug pattern.