Wheels
Splash Guards - Rear - Nah - Venetian Ruby
Splash Guards - Rear - Gac - Malbec Black
Splash Guards - Rear Set - Iridium Blue
Splash Guards - Rear Set - Vibrant Red
Splash Guards - Rear-Venetian Ruby
Splash Guards - Front Set - Vibrant Red
Splash Guards - Front Set - Pacific Sky
Splash Guards - Rear Set - Lapis Blue
Splash Guard, Front Set
Splash Guards - Rear Set - Hagane Blue
Splash Guards - Rear Set - Malbec Black
Splash Guards - Rear Set - Midnight Black
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Choose the Right Wheels for Your Vehicle
Big box stores and chains might be cheaper, but they can't guarantee the parts you're buying are genuine. Wheels support your vehicle's entire weight while enabling smooth rolling motion and directional control. These circular assemblies mount to hubs and provide the mounting surface for tires that make contact with the road. Models like the INFINITI QX50 and QX30 require wheels engineered specifically for their weight distribution, brake clearance, and suspension geometry.
How Wheels Support Your Driving
Wheels feature a center hub bore that fits precisely over the vehicle's hub to ensure proper centering. Bolt holes align with wheel studs and allow wheel lugs to clamp the assembly securely in place. The wheel's offset measurement determines how far the mounting surface sits from the wheel's centerline, affecting handling and clearance. Width specifications dictate tire size compatibility and contact patch dimensions. Diameter must accommodate brake rotor size and maintain proper speedometer calibration. Wheels must work correctly with suspension components to maintain proper alignment angles throughout the full range of travel.
What Causes Wheel Damage
Wheels fail when impacts from potholes or curbs bend the rim and create structural weakness or air leaks. Corrosion from road chemicals eats through protective coatings and weakens aluminum or steel construction. Stress cracks develop around lug holes from repeated loading and unloading during driving. Clear coat finishes peel and flake from temperature cycles and chemical exposure. Hub bore corrosion creates an improper fit that causes vibration and accelerates bearing wear.
When Wheels Require Replacement
Replace wheels when you detect bends or cracks that cannot be safely repaired. Persistent air pressure loss from rim damage indicates seal surface problems. Visible corrosion that compromises structural integrity or creates rough surfaces requires new wheels. Aftermarket wheels frequently lack proper load ratings, hub bore dimensions, or offset specifications for your vehicle, potentially causing handling problems and premature suspension wear. Genuine INFINITI wheels meet all factory specifications for strength, dimensions, and finish quality. We stock all the parts you need for your project and will be there to answer any questions.