Shop wheels and tires for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs, from brands including Method Race Wheels, Nitto, Toyo Tires and Fuel Tires. Pick a category or shop by size to get started.
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Wheels and tires are matched by size and bolt pattern, not by year, make and model. Pick a size below, or ask us and we will help you find the right fit for your vehicle.
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In-stock wheels for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs from Fuel, American Force, KMC, Method, Black Rhino and more. Use the filters to narrow by brand, size and finish.
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Wheels
Choose a wheel by bolt pattern, diameter, width and offset. Check each listing for fit, finish and load rating, and browse brands like Method Race Wheels.
Shop WheelsTires
Pick a tire by size and type: all-terrain for a mix of road and trail, mud-terrain for heavy off-road use, or highway tires for daily driving. Shop Nitto, Toyo, Fuel Tires and more.
Shop TiresLift & leveling kits
Bigger wheels and tires often need more clearance. A leveling kit or lift kit gives you room for a larger tire and keeps the stance even.
Lift Kits & Leveling KitsWheel and tire buying guide
Quick answers to common wheel and tire questions.
How do I know which wheels fit my truck?
Match four things: bolt pattern, wheel diameter, wheel width and offset. Your vehicle also has a center bore and a load rating to respect. Every listing shows the specs. If you are not sure of yours, contact us with your year, make and model and we will help you find a fit.
What does wheel offset mean?
Offset is the distance from the wheel mounting surface to the center line of the wheel. A lower or negative offset pushes the wheel outward for a wider stance, and a higher offset tucks it inward. Offset affects clearance against the suspension and fenders, so check it before you buy.
How do I read a tire size like 35x12.50R20 or LT285/55R20?
In 35x12.50R20, the tire is 35 inches tall, 12.50 inches wide, and fits a 20 inch wheel. In LT285/55R20, the tire is 285 millimeters wide, the sidewall height is 55 percent of the width, and it fits a 20 inch wheel. LT means light truck.
Do bigger tires need a lift or leveling kit?
Often, yes. A larger tire needs room to turn and flex without rubbing. A leveling kit can allow a modestly larger tire, and a lift kit allows more. Browse lift kits and leveling kits or contact us to match the setup to your tire size.
What should I do after installing new wheels and tires?
Have the wheels balanced, torque the lug nuts to spec, and get an alignment. If you change the overall tire diameter, the speedometer can read differently and may need recalibration, and tire pressure sensors may need to be reprogrammed.
Can you help with installation?
See our tires and wheels service page or request a quote to ask about mounting, balancing and installation.
Not sure what fits your vehicle?
Tell us your year, make and model and we will help you pick the right wheel and tire setup.