The Benefits of Choosing OEM Manufactured Wheels for your Jeep Grand Cherokee

When it comes to replacing the wheels on your Jeep Grand Cherokee, it can be tempting to opt for cheaper, aftermarket options. However, choosing OEM manufactured wheels has a number of benefits that shouldn't be overlooked. In this article, we'll explore the advantages of opting for OEM wheels for your Jeep Grand Cherokee, specifically focusing on the 2014-2016 model years with a wheel diameter of 20", bolt pattern of 5, and width of 8".

Why OEM Wheels are the Superior Choice

OEM wheels are designed specifically for your vehicle, ensuring that they meet the manufacturer's standards for performance, safety, and aesthetics. They're made from high-quality materials and undergo rigorous testing to ensure their durability and resilience. Aftermarket options may not meet these same standards, and could potentially compromise the safety and performance of your vehicle.

In addition to their quality, OEM wheels also offer a perfect fit for your Jeep Grand Cherokee. Aftermarket options may not fit as well, causing alignment issues that can shorten the lifespan of your tires and put your safety at risk.

The Benefits of Replacing All 4 Wheels

While you may be tempted to only replace the damaged or broken wheel, there are several reasons why it's worth replacing all 4 wheels at once. First and foremost, it ensures that all of your wheels are the same size, style, and condition, which is important for maintaining your vehicle's performance and safety. It can also help to prolong the lifespan of your tires and prevent uneven wear.

We Buy Used OEM Wheels

If you're looking to upgrade your Jeep Grand Cherokee wheels but don't want to pay full price, consider purchasing used OEM wheels. We buy used OEM wheels and can provide you with a fair price for your old set. Simply send pictures to (949) 478-2033.

FAQs

1. What does OEM stand for?
2. Are OEM wheels more expensive than aftermarket options?
3. Can aftermarket wheels damage my vehicle?
4. How do I know if a wheel is OEM?
5. Can I replace just one wheel if the other three are fine?