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How Much Does it Cost to Replace a Car's Wheels on Average?

Customizing the wheels on a vehicle is one of the most popular upgrades around. Not only can you get the looks you want. You can also add durability, in the case of basic steel wheels, or cut the overall weight of a vehicle slightly, with aluminum-alloy wheels.

Steel is a good option for tough trucks, like RAM 1500. Aluminum alloy, on the other hand, works great for sports cars that need to be able to cut wind resistance, like Dodge Challenger. The job can run you $850 on average, but the bottom line can depend on a lot of things: your make and model, for one.

For instance, the average cost of replacing wheels on a van like Chrysler Pacifica? A little over $1,100. Replacing them on a large SUV, such as Jeep Grand Cherokee? A little over $2,000, on average.

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The most important things to do, though, if you're replacing or upgrading wheels? 1. Get the right type and size for your make and model, and 2. install them properly.

Proper fitment means a dramatic reduction in accident risk. It determines proper wheel alignment, after all, plus how reliable accelerating and braking are, and even how well-calibrated your speedometer is.

Good thing you came to us at First Choice Mopar Parts for replacements; we've got just the set you need. Our wheels are OEM-quality, and they come made to fit your make and model. Better yet, you'll save money; they're steeply discounted.

Need help with the upgrade? No problem; contact a Mopar service center.

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We carry wheel accessories galore, too -- wheel center caps, wheel lugs, and more. Buy now; we'll ship anywhere in the States, and fast. Contact us with any questions.