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Find a wheel for your car, ute, SUV, trailer or pickup from more than 9,700 options, starting at $72. Narrow it by vehicle, then diameter, then bolt pattern, and you will be down to wheels that fit in a few clicks.
Start with what you drive
- 4x4 and ute wheels: more than 4,300 steel and alloy options for touring, work and off-road builds.
- SUV wheels: about 600 wheels for family SUVs and crossovers, mostly 17 to 22 inches.
- Passenger car wheels: around 1,170 wheels for sedans, hatches, wagons and performance cars.
- Alloy wheels: every alloy in one list when looks and weight come first.
- Know the brand already? Go straight to the wheel brands list.
Then pick a diameter
- 13 to 15 inches: trailers, caravans, classic cars and side-by-sides.
- 16 inches: touring utes that want a tall tyre sidewall.
- 17 inches: the most stocked size, with more than 3,100 wheels.
- 18 and 20 inches: around 2,100 wheels each, split between utes, SUVs and cars.
- 22 inches and up: lifted 4x4s and full-size US pickups.
Match the bolt pattern
- 6x139.7: roughly 2,900 wheels for the HiLux, Prado, Ranger and D-MAX.
- 5x114.3: more than 900 wheels for cars and SUVs such as the RAV4, Corolla, Mazda3 and i30.
- 5x150: about 600 wheels for the LandCruiser 70 and 200 Series.
- 12x135-139.7: dual-drilled wheels that suit both a HiLux-style hub and a Ford F-150.
Before you buy
- Offset. Compare it with your current wheel. A lower number pushes the wheel further out.
- Centre bore. It must fit your hub, or use a hub-centric ring to take up the gap.
- Load rating. Check the kilogram figure covers your vehicle, plus any towing.
- Tyres. A new diameter needs new tyres, so check tyres in that size first.
- Pressure sensors. If your car has TPMS, plan to move or replace the sensors.
Steel or alloy?
- Steel: low cost, easy to repair after a knock, and the usual choice for trailers and remote touring. King and Dynamic carry plenty.
- Alloy: lighter for its size, with far more finishes and designs to choose from.
Common questions
What does 17x9 mean?
It is a 17-inch diameter wheel that is 9 inches wide. That width suits many chunkier 4x4 tyres.
Can I keep my current tyres?
Only if the new wheel keeps the same diameter and a width your tyre is approved for. Otherwise you will need a new set.
How do I know a wheel is in stock?
Each product page shows availability. Your store can also check stock before you order.
Not sure what your vehicle runs now? Your local Bob Jane T-Marts store can read the specs off your current wheels.
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