Wheels
Wheel Selection & Fitment Guide
Get expert guidance on selecting, sizing, and fitting the perfect alloy, steel, or chrome wheels to match your vehicle and budget, whether you’re replacing damaged wheels or upgrading for style and performance.
Wheel Options
Compare steel, alloy, and chrome options to match looks with performance
Steel Wheels
durable and heavier, offering a lower center of gravity, perfect for snow and rough terrain
Alloy/Aluminum wheels
lightweight for improved steering precision and enhanced cornering performance
Chrome Finish
shiny, mirror-like coating applied to alloy or steel wheels, highly durable but requires regular cleaning to maintain its look
Manufacturing Process
Cast, machined, or forged construction determines strength and weight
Cast Wheels (Strong)
molten aluminum poured into a mold by gravity or low pressure
Machined Wheels (Stronger)
casting plus heat-spinning and precise pressurization for tighter tolerances
Forged Wheels (Strongest)
solid aluminum billet pressed under extreme heat and pressure for maximum density and lightness
What to Consider
Match wheel size, weight, and terrain to your vehicle for optimal ride quality
Size
stay within your vehicle’s maximum wheel diameter and offset
Weight
lighter wheels enhance handling and braking; heavier wheels add stability but can slow response
Terrain
choose designs built for daily streets, off-road trails, or winter conditions