Rim Customization

If you are looking for a way to upgrade your car's appearance and performance, call Hot Wheels Plus. We offer a wide range of custom colored rims and calipers that will make your vehicle stand out from the crowd. Whether you want a sleek black, a vibrant red, or any other color of your choice, we can match it with our high-quality paint and coating.

We also provide custom drilling wheel modification service, which allows you to fit any rim size and style to your car. You can choose from different custom off sets to adjust the position of the wheel relative to the hub. And the best part is, you don't have to worry about breaking the bank.

We offer in-house financing with 90 day same as cash option and no credit check required. So what are you waiting for? Visit Hot Wheels Plus today and get ready to turn heads on the road.

Customizing the rims of your vehicle is a popular way to enhance its appearance and sometimes even its performance. Rim customization can range from simple changes like painting or plating to more complex modifications such as changing the size, material, or design. Here are some key aspects and options to consider if you're thinking about customizing your vehicle's rims:

1. Painting or Powder Coating

• Painting rims allows you to change their color to match or contrast with your vehicle. High-quality automotive paints can also offer some protection against chips and scratches.
• Powder coating is a process where a powder material is applied to the rims and then heated, resulting in a hard, durable finish. Powder coating is typically more resistant to chipping, scratching, and fading than traditional paint.

2. Plating

• Chrome plating is a popular option for a shiny, reflective finish. However, chrome can be expensive and requires regular maintenance to prevent corrosion.
• Other plating options include nickel, copper, and even gold plating for those looking for a unique or luxurious appearance.

3. Changing Rim Size (Upsizing or Downsizing)

• Upsizing (switching to a larger rim diameter) can enhance the look of your vehicle and potentially improve handling. However, it may also require you to use lower-profile tires, which could affect ride comfort.
• Downsizing is less common for aesthetic purposes but can be beneficial for winter tire setups, as it allows for the use of thicker tires, which can improve traction in snowy or icy conditions.

4. Aftermarket Rims

• Material Choices: Aftermarket rims are available in materials like alloy, aluminum, and even carbon fiber. Each material has its benefits, such as weight reduction (important for performance) or enhanced strength.
• Designs and Styles: There's a vast array of designs, from classic spokes to modern geometric patterns. The right design can significantly affect your vehicle's overall look.

5. Performance Aspects

• When selecting rims, consider how they will affect your vehicle's performance. Lighter rims can reduce unsprung weight, potentially improving acceleration, braking, and handling.
• Make sure the rims you choose are compatible with your vehicle's bolt pattern, offset, and size requirements to avoid issues with fitment or handling.

6. Legal and Safety Considerations

• Ensure that your rim customization does not violate any local laws or regulations regarding vehicle modifications.
• Improperly fitted rims or significantly altered wheel sizes can affect the accuracy of your speedometer, handling characteristics, and even the safety of your vehicle.

7. Professional Installation

• For the best results, especially when dealing with expensive or complex rim modifications, professional installation is recommended. This ensures that the rims are correctly mounted, balanced, and aligned, preventing potential issues down the road.  Contact Hot Wheels plus today for more information!