What does “Fitment Guaranteed” mean?

We verified the wheel against OEM specs for your stock vehicle; it fits standard, unmodified configurations.

Does the guarantee cover modified vehicles?

No. Lifts, drops, brake or hub swaps, spacers, and body changes can alter fitment. Contact us so we can verify measurements.

How can I double-check fitment at home?

Dry-fit a bare wheel to confirm hub and brake clearance, and verify bolt pattern, hub bore, and offset/backspacing using our guides.

What if a wheel doesn’t fit after mounting tires?

Most wheels with mounted tires are not returnable. Always test fit before mounting to avoid issues.

Who can help me pick the right wheels?

Our Fitment Team can review your vehicle details, modifications, and measurements to recommend safe options.

Fitment Guaranteed

Good news — we have checked this product against factory specifications for your vehicle. Fitment is guaranteed for stock, unmodified vehicles. If your vehicle has been altered (lifted/lowered, brake/hub swaps, spacers/adapters, rolled fenders, etc.), please review the checks below or contact our Fitment Team before ordering.

Measurements

Bolt Pattern (PCD): Verify your pattern matches OE or measure if the vehicle has been modified. See Wheel Bolt Patterns Guide and Bolt Pattern Conversion (mm?in).
Hub Bore: Wheels must seat on the hub or use rings appropriately; learn more in Hub Bore Basics.
Offset & Backspacing: Confirm spoke and caliper clearance; see Offset Explained and Backspacing Guide.
Tire Size Plan: Keep overall diameter within targets using the Plus/Minus Sizing Calculator.

Clearance Checks

Dry fit the wheel (no tire) to confirm hub engagement and brake clearance.
Use a straightedge from the hub face to inner fender/suspension and compare to wheel backspacing for inner clearance.
Check outer fender clearance at ride height and with steering lock-to-lock; re-check if spacers/adapters are used (see Adapters & Spacers Guide).

Safety & Load Ratings

Choose wheels/tires that meet or exceed your vehicle’s load rating. Review tire indexes: Tire Load & Speed Ratings.
Use correct hardware (seat type, thread size/pitch) and torque to spec. See Lug Nut Facts.
Important: Always test fit before mounting tires; most wheels cannot be returned once tires are mounted.

Professional Fitment Advice

Shopping for a stock vehicle? Start with Shop Wheels That Fit for guaranteed-fit options. Building a full setup? Explore Wheel & Tire Packages. If your vehicle is modified, contact us with measurements and photos so we can verify safely.

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Reviewed by the Performance Plus Tire Fitment Team.