Start by shopping for your vehicle to narrow down compatible products. Fitment can depend on year, model, trim, wheel size and other specifications. If you're unsure, contact us before ordering and we'll help point you toward the appropriate setup.

Wheel offset is the distance between the wheel's mounting surface and its centreline, usually measured in millimetres and commonly shown as ET. Offset affects how far inward or outward the wheel sits and is an important part of proper clearance and fitment.

A bolt pattern describes the number and spacing of a wheel's mounting points. For example, 5x112 means the wheel has five mounting points arranged on a 112 mm diameter circle. The bolt pattern must be compatible with the vehicle.

Wheel hardware can vary by thread diameter, thread pitch, length and seat type. The correct wheel bolts or lug nuts depend on both your vehicle and the wheels being installed. If you're unsure, send us your vehicle and wheel information before ordering.

Hub-centric rings are used when the centre bore of an aftermarket wheel is larger than the vehicle's hub. The ring fills the difference and helps centre the wheel correctly. Whether you need them depends on the wheel and vehicle combination.

Yes. ShopWheels.ca offers vehicle-specific wheel and tire packages for select vehicles, including summer and winter setups.

Compatible TPMS sensors are available for select vehicles and packages. The correct sensor depends on your vehicle, so make sure the sensors selected are compatible with your application.

Contact us before placing your order. Send us your vehicle's year, make, model and trim along with what you're looking for, and we'll help point you in the right direction.