This is a probably our most frequently asked question, but thankfully for us, it’s also one of the easiest ones to answer.
There are a number of factors that go into determining whether any given wheel is going to be suitable for any given car, and the detailed summary of what these factors are have been covered in previous blog posts.
Namely,
here.
While this information is very useful to know, it still doesn’t help much, in as saturated a market as the alloy wheel industry, in aggregating all the available options for any given car, in any given size.
Thankfully, this is why our website is built how it is. We have aimed, throughout all of the iterations of our website, of which there have been many, and throughout all the development processes in making sure things as simple and as easy to understand as possible.
Our wheel search function, which we pioneered at AlloyWheels.com over a decade ago, aims to take as much of the number crunching and fitment scrutinising out of the process as possible.
By following the four steps on the home page of our website, our wheel database and our vehicle database are squished together and the results are well the result.
There will generally be hundreds which can understandably be a little overwhelming, and asking the question “what alloy wheels are right for my car?” is a natural reaction to a huge flood of potential options. The good news, however, once this point has been reached, the answer will of course, be “all of them”.
We are always happy, of course, to give our advice to aid in the decision-making process, and we will, in future blog posts, help to offer some insight into what our experience has taught us will work well on a particular car.
However, at this point, the question essentially becomes “Which alloy wheels are right for me?”.
Which a question that can only really be answered by looking at personal preference and style. Which we think, is the exciting part.
So what alloy wheels are right for your car? Ultimately, it’s really up to you.
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