Truck Wheels & Rims

Changing the wheels on your SUV or pickup truck will dramatically alter its looks and style. This is often the main reason that truck and SUV owners upgrade their factory wheels to high performance truck rims in either a solid, spoke, or other design. Whether selecting black, white, gold, gray (or other color), machined or chrome finish, as well as choosing polished aluminum, aftermarket wheels will help accent your truck and improve its great looks.

Aftermarket truck wheels allow you to change your factory sizing to a custom backspacing, offset, diameter, or width to meet your preferences for street or off-road needs. This allows you to make room for larger brakes, tackle rocky terrain more easily, or turn heads at car shows or intersections.

The answer to this question is a matter of preference. All brands of aftermarket wheels offered by JEGS are of high quality and assembly. The design and look of the wheels plays a big part in selection by the truck or SUV owner. Once a wheel style has been selected, confirm that the sizing and dimensions you need is offered and available before purchase.

Aftermarket truck wheels are safe when using them on light-duty trucks that will not be towing or hauling heavy loads. If your vehicle will be used for towing or hauling, it is very important to confirm the wheel's load rating to prevent wheel failure or damage to the vehicle. The load rating is advertised with other wheel specifications and is based on the weight that one individual wheel is capable of handling in pounds.

Depending on the material and finish, aftermarket truck rims can last as long or longer than OEM. There are many variables that are also important for wheel longevity, which apply to both OEM and aftermarket rims. These factors include the weather, elements, and road debris wheels are in contact with, as well as how often the wheels are cared for.