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This business servicing Watsons Creek is a local SME in the Wheels & Rims category. We stock all the big brands including Bridgestone, BFGoodrich, Continental, Kumho, Michelin, Pirelli, and Yokohama. Plus with the buying power of 130 stores we can offer you the best price, every time.
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This business servicing Watsons Creek is a local SME in the Tyres category. We have an extensive range of quality tyres and complete tyre repair services, including tyre fitting and wheel alignment. Our modern, welcoming store has a tyre free showroom and a comfortable customer area so you can relax in comfort while our expert technicians are servicing your vehicle. We pride ourselves on providing outstanding customer service and expert advice. We will remind you before each 5,000 km service that your vehicle is due for its routine maintenance. Exclusive to Bridgestone Service Centre. Available only at Bridgestone Service Centre. Available on Bridgestone and Firestone passenger tyres purchased from Bridgestone Service Centre.
Things to know about wheels and rims for your ride
Wheels get you to places but for some it’s more than that - it’s an expression of personal style and pride. In the market, you’ll see a lot of wheels and rims for sale with differing sizes and materials but not all will fit your car. To help you choose the right one, here are some tips:
- Know your lug nut layout. The stud pattern of cars differs from one manufacturer to another. Some car wheels have mounting hubs with five, four or three nut layouts not to mention the differences also in diameter and distances. Check your vehicle’s manual and make sure to let your retailer know.
- Drastically changing your rim diameter and wheel size can mess up your odometer readings (due to rolling diameter that may offset the actual mileage and speed rating) if not done properly. It’s best to refer to the recommended profiles by your car manufacturer. Car manufacturers offer different rim sizes, normally 17, 18 & 20 inch rims and can get up to 22 inch rims. Pairing up with the recommended tire height, the rims and tires will total to the original height.
- Don’t go overboard. Although large wheels and rims improve handling, it can take a toll on your suspension. When plus sizing, don’t try to fit too large wheels and stretch the tire. This is illegal and unsafe.
- Consider your wheel offset. Offset affects how the suspension reacts to the movement of the wheels because.
Finally, contacting the right wheel and car rim retailer can help you achieve that sporty look for your car. They can offer you suggestions on how to do proper upsizing and choose materials. Start browsing our listings and book for an appointment now!
