FAQ

Q: How do you know a certain wheel will fit my car?

A: East Coast Wheel and Tire is a Factory OEM wheel expert. Our sales team has over 100 years of wheel knowledge. Also we have an extensive industry database that tells us what wheels will fit certain makes and models.

Note: There are thousands of wheel styles, colors and part numbers. Sometimes we make a mistake. If we do, it will be resolved to your complete satisfaction.

Q: Do you sell used wheels?

A: Yes, we primarily sell new or professionally refurbished “Factory Original” wheels online, unless otherwise indicated in the item description. We do carry a large selection of “Used” wheels that are available at deep discounts.

If you are interested in used wheels, please call one of our sales specialists during regular business hours or send us an email indicating the wheel you are looking for. All of our used wheels are guaranteed to be true & straight. Most of our used wheels only have minor cosmetic imperfections.

Q: Do you purchase wheels?

A: Yes, we are constantly buying Factory OEM wheels. Call us to receive a prompt quote.

Q: Who receives my emails?

A: All emails are reviewed by our Internet Sales Team. They will ensure your questions or concerns are addressed in a timely fashion. Please provide as much detail as possible.

Q: I am not sure what wheel finish I have?

A: You can send us a picture or click here to see our wheel finish descriptions and pictures.

Q: What is an OEM wheel?

A: An OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturers) wheel is one that was originally installed on the vehicle at the time of manufacture.

Q: What is a Replica wheel?

A: A replica wheel is a wheel manufactured to look and fit like the OEM wheel, however it is not necessarily made or manufactured by the same specifications of the original car manufacturer. Quality can vary widely when buying replica wheels.

Q: What is an Aftermarket wheel?

A: An aftermarket wheel is designed to fit the vehicle but the appearance and performance will differ from that of the original wheel. Aftermarket wheels were not manufactured by the automobile manufacturer or were not manufactured specifically for a specific vehicle. Quality can vary widely with aftermarket wheels.

Q: How do I know the size of my wheel?

A: The size of the wheel will be stamped or cast on the inside of the wheel. You can also get the wheel size from the tire. It will be the number to the right of the "R". Example: P245/60R18, the 18 represents the wheel size.