Wheels and Tires in City of Industry, CA

The right set of wheels can change the entire look of a car, and at AeroWerkz in City of Industry, CA, sourcing them is part of what we do for clients already working with us on paint protection, coating, or detailing. We work with respected wheel manufacturers, giving you access to forged and lightweight options that go beyond what most shops can offer, and every set is ordered specifically for your build rather than pulled from stock.

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WHY SOURCE THROUGH US

Built Around Your Specific Vehicle

Every set of wheels we source is ordered as needed rather than pulled from existing inventory. This gives you more freedom to choose a wheel that fits your specific vehicle, style, and goals instead of settling for whatever happens to be available off the shelf.

Get the Fitment and Specs Right

Ordering specifically for your vehicle allows us to pay closer attention to fitment, finish, and specifications before the wheels ever leave the manufacturer. Whether you're building a daily driver, putting together a track-focused setup, or simply changing the look of your car, our team can help you narrow down options that make sense for how the vehicle will actually be used.

Complete the Setup with the Right Tires

We can also pair your wheels with tires sourced through Tire Rack at wholesale pricing, making it easier to put together a complete wheel and tire package without researching and purchasing each component separately. We'll help you find a combination that works together rather than leaving you to piece together the setup on your own.

Focused on Sourcing the Right Combination

Our role is to help you select, source, and order the right wheel and tire combination for your vehicle. Mounting, balancing, and final installation are handled separately by a shop equipped for that portion of the process. By getting the specifications right from the beginning, we can help make the next steps of your build more straightforward.

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A matte or satin finish lives or dies on the small stuff. Panel gaps, mirror caps, and trim pieces all need to be wrapped with the same attention as the hood or fenders, or the finish ends up looking inconsistent from one angle to the next. It's also a look a lot of our clients associate with performance and exotic builds rather than a daily driver, so we treat every conversion with that same level of intention, down to how the edges are tucked and finished. The goal isn't just a matte car. It's a matte car that looks like it was designed that way from the start.


MANUFACTURERS WE WORK WITH

Wheel Brands Available Through AeroWerkz

We currently source wheels from Rays, MMX, and Symmetry Forged Wheels, three manufacturers known for different strengths depending on what a build calls for. Each one brings something different to the table, so we walk through the differences with you before you commit to a direction.

  • Rays

    Rays has built its reputation over decades in the performance and motorsport world, with a lineup that spans lightweight forged wheels favored on track focused builds to more accessible cast options for everyday driving. The brand is a common choice among owners who want a wheel with a genuine racing pedigree behind it, not just a look borrowed from that world. Whether you’re chasing weight savings for a track car or simply want a well engineered wheel on a daily driver, Rays covers a wide enough range to fit either goal.

  • MMX

    MMX focuses on custom finishes and fitments for owners who want something that isn’t sitting on another car in the parking lot. Rather than a fixed catalog of standard looks, MMX works within a range of colors and configurations, letting you dial in a wheel that matches your car’s specific build rather than settling for the closest available option. This makes MMX a common pick for clients working on a more personalized or show focused project.

  • Symmetry Forged Wheels

    Symmetry Forged Wheels centers its lineup around fully forged construction, which generally means a stronger, lighter wheel compared to a cast alternative at a similar size. For clients prioritizing strength and weight savings, particularly on performance oriented builds, that construction method makes a meaningful difference in how the car handles and responds. It’s a brand we point clients toward when the wheel needs to hold up to real performance use, not just look the part.


    Since each of these brands covers different fitments and price points, our team can walk you through which one lines up with your car, your budget, and the look you're going for.

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WHAT GOES INTO AN INSTALL

From Order To Your Driveway

Once you've settled on a wheel and tire combination, we place the order directly with the manufacturer and keep you updated on lead time, since forged and made to order wheels typically take longer than an off the shelf set. Tires are sourced separately through Tirerack, letting us pass along wholesale pricing rather than retail rates on most major tire lines. When everything arrives, we coordinate handoff so you can get the set mounted, balanced, and installed at a shop equipped for that work. It's a more hands on process than buying off a shelf, but it means the final product is built around your specific car rather than a generic fit.


Let's Talk Wheels and Tires!

A matte or satin finish lives or dies on the small stuff. Panel gaps, mirror caps, and trim pieces all need to be wrapped with the same attention as the hood or fenders, or the finish ends up looking inconsistent from one angle to the next. It's also a look a lot of our clients associate with performance and exotic builds rather than a daily driver, so we treat every conversion with that same level of intention, down to how the edges are tucked and finished. The goal isn't just a matte car. It's a matte car that looks like it was designed that way from the start.


MORE WAYS TO ROUND OUT YOUR BUILD

Pair Your Wheel Order With Additional Services

A new wheel and tire setup is a natural pairing with a few of our other services. Many clients time their order around a ceramic coating or paint protection film appointment, so the car is fully refreshed at once rather than in pieces. If you're also planning an exhaust upgrade, our team can help you sequence everything so the car only needs to come in for a limited number of visits while the full build comes together.

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LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR BUILD

Get A Quote On Your Wheels And Tires

Pricing and lead time depend on which wheel you choose, the finish, and the tire size that pairs with it, so the best next step is reaching out directly. Tell us your vehicle, the look you're going for, and any budget in mind, and we'll help you land on a wheel and tire combination that fits.


COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do you mount, balance, or install wheels and tires?

    We handle sourcing and ordering only. Mounting, balancing, and installation are completed by a shop equipped for that part of the process.

  • Do you keep wheels or tires in stock?

    Every set is ordered as needed for your specific vehicle rather than pulled from existing inventory, which means some lead time before your order arrives.

  • Which wheel brands do you work with?

    We currently source wheels from Rays, MMX, and Symmetry Forged Wheels, covering a range of forged and cast options depending on your build.

  • Where do you source tires from?

    We source tires through Tirerack, which allows us to pass along wholesale pricing across a wide range of tire options.

  • How long does it take to receive a wheel and tire order?

    Lead time varies by manufacturer and finish, especially on forged or made to order wheels, so we'll give you a specific timeline once your order is placed.

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