Wheels

Wheels have an apparently simple job: to rotate on axles and build the necessary mechanical leverage and multiply the necessary force to spin a vehicle's tires. However, there's much more to them.

For one, they're usually made of either a metal, an alloy, or a high-strength polymer. That means steel, aluminum, or carbon fiber/graphite fiber, most of the time. Secondly, many sizes are available. They can range from as few as 14 inches in diameter, in the case of some compact cars, to 20 inches or larger, in the cases of some full-size SUVs and trucks.

Even styles can vary, from single-, twin-, or multi-spoke to those determined by number of spokes or climate and/or type of weather. Colors differ dramatically, too. Manufacturers and aftermarket brands generally determine what's for sale, but they both design options color-matched to specific makes and models.

If you're considering buying new ones, though, the most important thing to get right is that they're genuine OEM. What Mopar makes will be the right type and size for the brand and model you drive, after all, right off the factory line. This is not only a compatibility guarantee but also how alignment's maintained, how accelerating, braking, and handling are kept dependable, and how your speedometer is kept calibrated. You're in luck: you can order a set right here at our auto parts store.

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Browse our inventory according to your brand, model, and model year and buy now, and we'll ship straight to your door in no time. Just be sure to get any other wheel accessories you'll need for the job, too -- we carry wheel locks, lug nuts, TPMS sensors, and more.