Wheels

Aftermarket wheels can enhance the appearance, performance, and handling of your vehicle. Lightweight wheels improve acceleration and braking, while larger wheels can give your vehicle a more aggressive look. Custom options also allow for personal style and performance needs, whether for daily driving or off-roading

Yes, aftermarket wheels can affect fuel efficiency. Larger or heavier wheels can increase rolling resistance, leading to reduced fuel economy. On the other hand, lighter wheels (typically forged aluminum) can improve fuel efficiency by reducing the overall weight of the vehicle

The size of your aftermarket wheels should match your vehicle’s needs and driving style. Most vehicles come with recommended wheel sizes, and you should avoid going too large or small. Consider the wheel diameter, width, and offset to ensure proper fitment. Tools like online fitment guides can help you choose the right size

Cast wheels are made by pouring molten aluminum into a mold and are generally more affordable but heavier. Forged wheels are made by compressing solid aluminum into shape, making them stronger, lighter, and more durable, though they are more expensive. Forged wheels are preferred for performance and off-road applications​

Aftermarket wheels can impact ride comfort, especially if you choose larger wheels with low-profile tires. Larger wheels may result in a harsher ride, as there is less cushioning between the road and the vehicle. Sticking with appropriately sized tires for your new wheels can help maintain comfort​