Unlock the Secrets of OEM Wheel Diameter, Bolt Pattern, and Width!

Are you in the market for OEM wheels but don't know where to start? Look no further than OEM RIM SHOP! As an automotive industry expert, we sell strictly OEM-manufactured wheels, nothing custom. Whether you're looking to replace a damaged or broken wheel or swap out all four, we've got you covered.

The Ins and Outs of OEM Wheel Sizing

When it comes to OEM wheels, there are a few key measurements to keep in mind: diameter, bolt pattern, and width. Our 21-inch wheels feature a bolt pattern of 120mm and a width of 9.5 inches. But what do these numbers actually mean?

Diameter

Wheel diameter refers to the distance across the face of the wheel, from one edge to the other, measured in inches. It's important to choose the right diameter for your vehicle, as it affects everything from handling and performance to appearance and tire fitment.

Bolt Pattern

Bolt pattern refers to the number and spacing of the bolts that attach the wheel to the hub. It's essential to match the bolt pattern of your wheels to the bolt pattern of your vehicle, or they won't fit properly.

Width

Wheel width refers to the distance between the outermost edges of the wheel, measured in inches. This measurement affects tire fitment as well, so be sure to choose the right width for your vehicle.

Why OEM Wheels Are Your Best Bet

When it comes to wheel replacement, OEM is always the way to go. That's because OEM wheels are manufactured to the exact same standards as your original wheels, ensuring a perfect fit and top-notch performance. Plus, they maintain the resale value of your vehicle and come with a warranty for added peace of mind.

At OEM RIM SHOP, we buy used OEM wheels too! If you're looking to sell your old wheels, simply send pictures to (949) 478-2033 and we'll give you an offer.

FAQs

1. How do I know if an OEM wheel will fit my vehicle? A: The best way to ensure a proper fit is to match the diameter, bolt pattern, and width to your vehicle's specifications.

2. Can I use aftermarket wheels instead of OEM wheels? A: While aftermarket wheels may offer more customization options, they often fall short in quality and performance. Stick with OEM for the best fit and value.

3. How often should I replace my wheels? A: It depends on a variety of factors, including driving conditions and how well you maintain your wheels. Check with your manufacturer for specific recommendations.

4. Do I need to replace all four wheels at once? A: It's not necessary, but it's often recommended to maintain balance and performance.

5. Can I install the wheels myself or do I need a professional? A: It's best to have your wheels installed by a professional to ensure they're mounted properly and your vehicle is safe to drive.