OEM GM Wheels

Wheels enable your tires to rotate. Behind that simple explanation, however, they're doing important work to bring about that result: they're minimizing friction and adding leverage. While your wheels spin around your GM vehicle's axles, your tires contact the pavement, providing the friction they need to turn. As wheels also add extra force, they not only help your car move but also keep it moving. Wheels come in various sizes to get that job done, running from 15 inches to 18 or 19 inches, and some reaching 20 inches or more. Wheels are also made of many different materials for doing it, but generally, they're steel, aluminum alloy, or carbon fiber construction. There are many wheel styles and colors, too -- in the case of your GM vehicle, custom-fit and color-matched. Proper wheels can mean the difference between correct wheel alignment, acceleration, and braking and smooth handling, and otherwise. They even factor into proper speedometer calibration. Replace them if they're the wrong size or incorrectly fitted, as this can make your drive unstable and put you at risk of collision. Also change your wheels if they're dented or cracked, they have bends, or your rim edges are broken. Partial tire deflation can be the cause here, with lightweight rims being higher-risk. The best way to make sure you've got the right size, shape, and fit for your GM vehicle is to buy genuine OEM wheels from our auto parts store. We have plenty to offer and ordering online is as easy as a few clicks!