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Table of Contents Click to expand/collapse 1. What Are OEM Wheels? 2. OEM Wheels vs. Aftermarket 3. Our Journey in the Wheel Industry 4. Benefits of OEM Rims 5. How to Identify Genuine OEM Wheels 6. OEM Wheel Maintenance & Replacement Costs 7. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 8. Conclusion & Final Thoughts OEM rims (factory-original wheels) deliver the safest fit, the best ride quality, and long-term value. This guide explains what OEM rims are, how they compare to aftermarket/repl …

How to Buy Wheels Online (Step-by-Step Guide + Fitment Tools) Looking to buy wheels online? This clear guide shows you how to choose the right wheels, compare OEM and certified replica rims, use fitment tools, and avoid buying mistakes. Check offset, bolt pattern, hub bore, load rating, and TPMS. Then shop OEM or certified replica wheels with warranties and fast shipping. Buying wheels online should be simple. Use this fast workflow, confirm fitment, compare OEM and certified replicas, and orde …

What is Wheel Offset? Wheel offset (ET or IS) is the measure of the span between the bolting face of the hub and the centerline of a wheel. It is usually measured in millimeters and stamped in the back of most rims. If the wheel's mounting surface is flushed with the centerline you have a Zero offset. If the hub mounting surface is closer to the face of the rim it's Positive, and if it is closer to the back of the wheel, it's Negative. Wheel Offset Explained Let's answer the …