Wheels

All About Wheels

• What they do: spin your vehicle's tires. To do that, they have to rotate on axles and build the necessary mechanical leverage and multiply the force required.
• What they made of: either a metal, an alloy, or a high-resiliency polymer. That means everything from steel and aluminum to carbon fiber/graphite fiber.
• The sizes available: many. They're measured in diameters; some come as small as 14 inches (in the case of a lot of compact cars) and others can be as large as 20 inches plus (in the case of some trucks and full-size SUVs).
• The styles available: several factors determine this, including single-, twin-, or multi-spoke status, number of spokes, the climate and/or type of weather they're designed for, and more.
• The colors available: that depends on the manufacturer or aftermarket brand. Though there are too many to name, they're often matched to the colors of specific makes and models.

Why Buy Genuine Mopar Wheels

They'll be the right type and size for the brand and model you drive from the get-go. This ensures not only correct alignment but also dependable acceleration, braking, and overall handling, plus the proper speedometer calibration.

Where to Order OEM Wheels

From our online auto parts store. The best way to find what's compatible with what you drive is to browse our inventory according to make, model, and model year. Buy now, and we'll ship to your door in no time. Just be sure you get any wheel locks, lug nuts, TPMS sensors, or other wheel accessories you'll need for the job.