Use the selector above to find wheels that match your vehicle, or send us the details directly.
How to check fitment yourself
Read the sticker on the driver’s side door jamb or the driver’s door frame. It lists the factory wheel size, bolt pattern and offset for your exact vehicle and trim. The same information is stamped into the back of your current wheels near the hub or on the inner barrel.
If you are changing size
Going up in diameter usually means going down in width to keep the overall rolling diameter the same, which keeps your speedometer and ABS accurate. Going wider requires checking tyre clearance against the suspension and arch, and can require a lower-profile tyre.
Offset changes
Moving the offset outward by about 3 mm per inch of wheel width is a common rule of thumb, but it is not a substitute for checking clearance against your arch, brake calipers and steering lock.
Send us the vehicle year, make and model and we will confirm what fits.