Wheels
Upgrade Your Wheels
Wheels That Fit Your Style and Needs
Better handling. Better style. Better wheels.
Your wheels do more than define your vehicle’s look — they influence performance, handling, comfort, and safety. At GMAX Automotive & Xccessories, we offer a wide selection of alloy, steel, chrome, and performance wheels to help you achieve the perfect combination of style and capability. Whether you want a bold custom look, improved off-road durability, or a lighter wheel for sharper handling, our technicians can guide you through the best options for your vehicle and driving habits. From daily commutes to weekend adventures, the right wheels make all the difference.
Choosing the Right Wheels
Start With Our Wheel Buying Guide
Learn what matters most before you shop
Selecting the right wheels isn’t just about appearance — it affects handling, performance, comfort, and safety. Here’s a breakdown of wheel materials and finishes to help you decide what’s best for your vehicle:
Alloy Wheels
A lighter wheel option that boosts performance, steering accuracy, and braking efficiency. Alloy wheels help reduce vehicle weight for better road feel. Available in a wide range of styles.
Steel Wheels
Heavier and extremely durable, steel wheels are perfect for harsh road conditions, snow, or rugged off-road terrain. Their added weight reduces some performance responsiveness.
Chrome Wheels
A bright, mirrored finish that delivers a bold, eye-catching look. Chrome is available on both steel and alloy wheels. Durable and strong, but requires regular cleaning.
How Wheels Are Made
Understanding the Manufacturing Process
Different builds offer different strengths
Cast Wheels
Made by pouring molten aluminum into a mold. This process offers excellent value, good strength, and a wide range of design options.
Machined Wheels
A combination of casting, heating, spinning, and precision shaping. Machined wheels often feature detailed styling and enhanced balance.
Forged Wheels
The premium option. Forged from a solid piece of aluminum using extreme heat and pressure, resulting in a wheel that is lighter, stronger, and more durable than cast alternatives.
Choosing the Right Wheels
What to Consider When Buying Wheels
Make the Best Choice for Your Driving Needs
Size
Larger wheels offer a bold look and sharper handling, but can affect comfort. Always check your vehicle’s maximum wheel size allowance.
Weight
Heavier wheels reduce maneuverability and braking performance. Lighter wheels improve agility, braking, and acceleration.
Terrain
City streets? Off-road? Snow? Choose wheels built for your environment and primary use.
