Upgrade Your Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class with Original 18-Inch OEM Rims

Are you looking to replace your damaged or worn out Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class wheels? Switch to OEM RIM SHOP, where you can find original equipment manufacturer wheels exclusively made to fit your car. Our 2014-2016 Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class wheels are designed to provide maximum performance and style. Our 18-inch OEM wheels feature a bolt pattern of 112mm, a wheel diameter of 18 inches, and a width of 7.5 inches.

The Benefits of OEM Wheels

Our Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class OEM wheels offer several benefits, including:

• Improved performance and handling
• Stronger and more durable materials
• Perfect fit and alignment
• Resale value retention

Upgrade Your Driving Experience

Your wheels play a crucial role in your car's overall performance, handling, and safety. Upgrading to OEM wheels ensures that your vehicle is equipped with the best quality products available. It also improves your driving experience by providing a smoother ride, a better grip, and an enhanced appearance.

Why Choose OEM RIM SHOP?

At OEM RIM SHOP, we specialize in supplying high-quality OEM rims. Our extensive inventory includes several options for your Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class models. We understand the value of your investment and always aim to provide superior products and customer service.

We are committed to sustainability, and we buy used OEM wheels to reduce waste and support the environment. Send us pictures of your old wheels to (949) 478-2033, and we'll be happy to assess their value and provide you with a fair offer.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between OEM and aftermarket wheels? OEM wheels are original equipment manufacturer wheels that are designed specifically for your car. Aftermarket wheels are not made to the exact specifications of your car and may not fit properly or offer the same performance.

2. Will my OEM wheels come with a warranty? Yes, OEM wheels come with a warranty that guarantees their quality and performance.

3. Can I install OEM wheels myself? While installing OEM wheels may be possible, it's always recommended to have a professional do it to ensure correct installation and alignment.

4. How often should I replace my car's wheels? It depends on how often you drive and the condition of your roads. Generally, wheels should be replaced every six years or when they show signs of damage or wear and tear.

5. What is the difference between wheel diameter and width? Wheel diameter is the distance across the center of the wheel. Wheel width is the distance between the inside and outside edges of the wheel.