We offer most common specification commercial van wheel rims in 15” to 16” rim diameters. We cover several configurations in stud pattern, PCD, center bore and offset for a wide variety of vehicles, providing a attractive alternative to OE fitments.
STEEL VAN WHEEL RIMS
We offer off-the-shelf stock of common van wheel rims in both steel and alloy options. Steel wheels are normally more popular due to their reduced cost compared to alloy alternates. Our steel wheels are made out of high quality steel and will come with a painted finish. We have the most common wheel sizes and bolt configurations available to purchase online including:
To enable us to quote you on van wheel rims we will need some key information including the wheel rim size and centre plate bolt configuration (number of bolt holes, centre bore hole diameter, PCD, offset), along with the application it is being used in and the vehicle make/model it will be used on. If this level of information is not known we recommend you consult any machinery dealers or manufacturers who may be able to provide you with the information for your vehicle, along with reading our 'Wheel Measuring Guide'. You can also submit your information using our 'Wheel Enquiry' form below to start a conversation with our sales team.
View our range of steel van rims here!ALLOY VAN WHEEL RIMS
Alloy wheel rims are sometimes preferred on vans or larger commercial vehicles due to their superior aesthetic appearance and better handling due to their reduced weight. We are in the process of adding our alloy van rim range to our online store so for now please make contact with our sales team to start your van wheel enquiry. Our alloy options are available in 15" - 16" wheel rim diameter sizes. They are made out of high quality aluminium. We have the most common wheel sizes and bolt configurations available to purchase online including:
To enable us to quote you on van wheel rims we will need some key information including the wheel rim size and centre plate bolt configuration (number of bolt holes, centre bore hole diameter, PCD, offset), along with the application it is being used in and the vehicle make/model it will be used on. If this level of information is not known we recommend you consult any machinery dealers or manufacturers who may be able to provide you with the information for your vehicle, along with reading our 'Wheel Measuring Guide'. You can also submit your information using our 'Wheel Enquiry' form below to start a conversation with our sales team.
