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At Wheel Suppliers, we do our best to have the most up to date data for as many vehicles as possible. If your vehicle was just released this year, please allow a few weeks for our fitment testing team to have the information updated and uploaded to the website. Alternatively, if your vehicle is fundamentally the same as the previous year, you should be able to use that instead of your current year to find wheel fitment information for your vehicle. For example, instead of a 2021 Honda Civic, you can search for a 2020 Honda Civic.

If you are unable to find the wheels you are looking for on our website, it may be because it has either been discontinued or we don’t carry that brand. Wheel Suppliers works with many great manufacturers and we are actively pursuing new brands to work with. Alternatively, if we carry the brand you are looking for and the wheel you want does not show up after filtering your vehicle, the wheel may not be suitable for your application.

We work diligently with our manufacturers to get wheels in stock and to our customers in a timely manner. If the wheel you’re looking for is out of stock, reach out to us and we’ll give you an up to date ETA.

If the new wheels you purchased are the same diameter and width as your existing wheel, then it’s safe to reuse your existing tires on your new wheels. However, we strongly suggest that you purchase a new set of tires for your new wheels. Doing so yields less chance of potential issues with balancing the wheel and tire combination properly.

Of course, our store is set up to default to a quantity of four, however you are more than welcome to only purchase a single wheel. Make sure that you order a wheel with the same diameter, width, offset, and bolt pattern of your existing wheels. If you’re unsure, feel free to reach out to us and a fitment expert will help you out.

We have an in-depth guide to cast and forged wheels that can be found here.
In simple terms, the wheel diameter refers to how tall the wheel is, while the wheel width refers to how wide the wheel is. For example, a 18×9.5 size implies that the wheel is 18 inches tall and 9.5 inches wide. You can learn more about wheel sizing here.
Most aftermarket wheels are manufactured with a center hole that will fit a wide range of vehicles. The hub-centric ring is a piece of equipment used during installation to help center the wheel to the hub. This reduces vibrations and other issues. Proper installation and torque sequence is required to correctly center a wheel with or without a hub-centric or lug-centric ring. You can learn more about these in our in-depth guide found here.
When mounting a new set of wheels onto your vehicle, you need to make sure the bolt pattern is compatible with your vehicle. To learn more about bolt patterns, read our guide here.
We have an in-depth guide that can be found here.

Wheel diameter and wheel width are very important when it comes to fitment on your vehicle. Improper fitment can cause issues such as rubbing of the wheel or tire on other parts of the vehicle. This can cause damage to both the vehicle and the wheel or tire. Using our vehicle fitment finder, you can rest assured that every wheel presented is a safe fitment for your vehicle.

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