The style of a vehicle is important for most drivers. Our team can install custom wheels and rims to make your vehicle stand out and improve performance. The steps below guide you through the wheel buying process.

Alloy Wheels

Consider alloy wheels if you do a lot of driving in stop-and-go traffic. Alloy wheels encourage cool air flow over the brakes to prevent overheating, and the alloy helps dissipate heat.

Plus-Size Your Rims

If you want to improve performance and add a sportier look, think about plus-sizing your rims. With a larger inner diameter, you’ll find steering is more responsive and your car holds the road better.

Keep The Weight Down

Look for rims that aren’t too heavy for your vehicle. Big, steel rims on a small car can decrease handling ability. Heavy wheels are unsprung weight-not supported by your car’s suspension-and ineffective for a smoother ride or better balance.

When you’re in the market for a new set of wheels, we’ll be happy to discuss the different wheel types and what’s best for your car.