Looking for New Wheels? Start With Your Car

Choosing new alloy wheels is one of the most enjoyable parts of modifying a car. Finding the right size, width and offset can take a little more thought.

To make browsing easier, we’ve added a Popular Cars section to Tarmac Sportz Wheels & Tyres. You can now head straight to a dedicated section for your car and explore the wheel options in one place.

We’re starting with four favourites.

Nissan 350Z Alloy Wheels

Whether you’re keeping things subtle or planning a wider staggered setup, wheel choice makes a big difference to the look of a 350Z.

Think about how you use the car and the finish you’re after. A daily driver, weekend car and track project may each call for a different approach.

Browse Nissan 350Z wheels

Toyota GT86 Alloy Wheels

A new set of wheels can give your GT86 a fresh look while keeping the focus on what makes the car enjoyable to drive.

When comparing options, consider the complete wheel and tyre combination, along with any suspension changes. Getting those details right helps you achieve the look you want without creating clearance problems.

Browse Toyota GT86 wheels

Toyota GR Supra A90 / A91 Alloy Wheels

The Mk5 Supra gives you plenty of scope to make a statement with your wheel choice. Style, finish and how the wheels sit within the arches all play a part in the result.

If you’re considering a staggered setup, check the front and rear specifications together. Width and offset need to work as a combination.

Browse Toyota GR Supra A90 / A91 wheels

Toyota GR Yaris Alloy Wheels

From a clean road setup to something chosen with track use in mind, there are different directions you can take with GR Yaris wheels.

Appearance is only part of the decision. Wheel weight, tyre choice and brake clearance are also worth considering when putting your setup together.

Browse Toyota GR Supra A90 / A91 wheels

Not Sure Which Wheels to Choose?

Diameter is just the starting point. Before ordering, you’ll also need to consider:

• Wheel width and offset

• Tyre size

• Brake clearance

• Standard or modified suspension

• Any spacers already fitted

Even wheels with the same diameter and width can sit differently because of their offset and design. If your car is lowered or has upgraded brakes, let us know when asking for advice.

Drop the Tarmac Sportz team a message with your car’s model, year, current setup and the look you’re aiming for. We’ll help you work through the options before you order.

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