Replace Your Damaged or Broken Nissan Altima OEM Wheels Today

Are you in need of replacing your damaged or broken Nissan Altima OEM wheels? Look no further than OEM RIM SHOP, the premier shop for strictly OEM manufactured wheels. Our selection includes the exact wheels that your Altima rolled off the factory line with, ensuring a perfect fit every time.

Nissan Altima 2014-2014 OEM Wheel Diameter, Bolt Pattern, and Width Information

The Nissan Altima 2014-2014 OEM wheels have a diameter of 16 inches, a bolt pattern of 5x114.3, and a width of 7 inches. These specifications are crucial in ensuring that you receive the correct fitment for your vehicle.

At OEM RIM SHOP, we understand the importance of getting the right replacement wheels for your Nissan Altima. Not only do the wheels affect the overall appearance of your vehicle, but they also play a critical role in its performance and safety. That's why we only offer OEM manufactured wheels, ensuring that you get the highest quality possible.

If you're unsure about which replacement wheels to choose, don't hesitate to contact us. Our team of automotive experts is always happy to assist you in choosing the perfect set of wheels for your Nissan Altima.

In addition to selling new OEM wheels, we also buy used OEM wheels. If you have old wheels that you no longer need, send us pictures at (949) 478-2033 for a quote.

FAQs:

1. What is an OEM wheel?
   • OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. OEM wheels are manufactured by the same company that produced the wheels that came on your vehicle from the factory.
2. Why is it important to buy OEM wheels?
   • OEM wheels are designed to fit your vehicle perfectly and provide the best performance and safety. They are also made with high-quality materials, ensuring durability and longevity.
3. Can I replace my OEM wheels with aftermarket wheels?
   • While it is possible to replace your OEM wheels with aftermarket wheels, it's important to note that doing so can affect the performance and safety of your vehicle. Aftermarket wheels may not fit your vehicle properly, which can cause issues such as vibrations, tire wear, and brake problems.
4. How can I tell if a wheel is OEM or aftermarket?
   • OEM wheels will have markings such as the manufacturer's logo, part number, and production date. Aftermarket wheels may not have any markings or may have different markings than OEM wheels.
5. Can I replace only one wheel or do I need to replace all four?
   • It's recommended to replace all four wheels at the same time to ensure even wear and proper performance. However, if you can't afford to replace all four at once, it's better to replace one wheel than to continue driving on a damaged or worn-out wheel.