Truck rims

Why Choose High-Quality Truck Rims?

Strong and Reliable Materials

Good rims can withstand heavy loads, impacts, and varying weather conditions. Materials like steel and high-grade aluminum alloys ensure your rims won’t bend or crack, even under intensive use.

Properly Fitting Rims for Your Vehicle

A rim shouldn’t just look good—it must fit perfectly. Bolt pattern, center bore, offset (ET value), and brake compatibility are all critical. The right rim prevents vibrations, tire wear, and improves road handling.

Improved Handling and Safety

High-quality rims offer better stability, especially when cornering, braking, or driving with heavy loads. This increases safety and reduces the risk of unpredictable truck behavior.

What Types of Rims Can You Find at BAS Parts & Tyres?

We offer a wide selection of rims, including both new and used options. Discover the different types available!

Steel Rims (Original and Standard)

Steel rims offer durability, are often more affordable, and easy to maintain. Ideal for heavy-duty use and rough terrain.

Aluminum Rims (Lightweight and Stylish)

Aluminum rims are lighter, which can help reduce fuel consumption. They also tend to look more modern and are available in various finishes and colors.

Rims with Extra Finishes or Accessories

Think of center caps, colored coatings, special paint, or unique bolts. At BAS Parts & Tyres, you can choose rims that are not only functional but also look great.

What Truck Rim Sizes Are Available?

Truck rims come in various sizes depending on the vehicle type, axle configuration, and application. Common sizes include 22.5 inch, 19.5 inch, and 17.5 inch—each suitable for specific weight classes and tire types.

When choosing the correct rim size, pay attention to the following specifications:

1. Diameter (inch): The size of the rim, e.g., 22.5 inch.
2. Width (inch): Determines which tire width fits, e.g., 8.25 or 9.00 inch.
3. Bolt Pattern (PCD): The number of bolt holes and the diameter of the circle they form, e.g., 10x335.
4. Offset (ET value): The distance between the mounting surface and the centerline of the rim, which affects wheel positioning.
5. Center Bore: The diameter of the central hole in the rim that fits over the axle hub.

Not every rim size is compatible with every vehicle. That’s why at BAS Parts & Tyres, you can easily filter by size, vehicle type, or OEM number. Not sure? Our team is happy to provide personal advice.

Need Personal Advice When Buying Truck Rims? Contact Us.

Not sure which rims are suitable for your truck? Or hesitating between different sizes, bolt patterns, or materials? Our team of experts is ready to help. We’ll guide you in finding the right truck rims based on your brand, model, and application. Don’t hesitate to contact us via phone, email, or live chat. That way, you’ll be back on the road safely and quickly.