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Upgrade Your Nissan Wheels

Keeping your car well-maintained is a great way to protect your investment, as well as your safety on the road. Wheels are the circular assemblies that mount to the hub and hold your tires in place. These components bear your vehicle's entire weight while enduring constant impacts from road surfaces. Proper wheel condition directly affects handling, safety, and appearance. We stock genuine Nissan wheels engineered to exact factory specifications for perfect fitment.

What Wheels Do for Your Vehicle

Wheels provide the mounting surface for tires and create the rotating interface between your vehicle and the road. The wheel's rim holds the tire bead securely while the center section bolts to the hub through a specific bolt pattern. Wheels must be perfectly balanced to prevent vibration and ensure even tire wear. Your Maxima and Altima both require wheels that meet precise offset and width specifications for proper suspension geometry. The wheel's structural integrity supports vehicle weight during acceleration, braking, and cornering while maintaining tire position. Proper suspension performance depends heavily on wheel integrity and correct sizing.

Common Wheel Damage Causes

Wheels suffer damage from impacts with potholes, curbs, and road debris that bend or crack the rim. Corrosion from road salt creates pitting and structural weakness in the wheel material. Improper tire mounting techniques can damage the bead seat area. Excessive brake heat can warp aluminum wheels over time. Generic aftermarket wheels often use thinner materials that bend more easily and may not meet proper load ratings. Cheap replacement wheels frequently have incorrect offset measurements that cause suspension and steering problems.

Recognizing When Wheels Need Replacement

Replace wheels when you see visible cracks, bends, or deformation in the rim structure. Persistent vibration that wheel balancing doesn't fix indicates wheel damage. Air leaks at the tire bead often result from damaged wheel sealing surfaces. Severe corrosion that creates pitting or flaking requires immediate wheel replacement. Any wheel that's been severely impacted should be professionally inspected. Who needs a new car payment? Go with what you got and trust parts from CMA's Colonial Nissan to keep it running great.