Jeep Wheels

6BZ41DX8AA - : Wheel 18x7.5 for Mopar Image

Wheel 18x7.5

Mopar 6BZ41DX8AA
The wheel brings aggressive 18x7.5 in sizing to your build. Its lightweight aluminum construction balances strength with reduced unsprung...
$546.25
MSRP $802.00
Save $255.75
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68600076AA - : Aluminum Wheel for Mopar Image

Aluminum Wheel

Mopar 68600076AA
Includes Three Color Insert Bezels With Screws. Bezels Not Serviced Separate.
$481.85
MSRP $702.00
Save $220.15
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68628321AA - : Aluminum Wheel for Mopar Image

Aluminum Wheel

Mopar 68628321AA
Bead Lock, 17x8.0. Spare Wheel To Frame Tire Carrier.
Backordered
68736051AA - : Aluminum Wheel for Mopar Image

Aluminum Wheel

Mopar 68736051AA
$281.97
MSRP $402.00
Save $120.03
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5QV32TURAC - : Steering Wheel for Mopar Image

Steering Wheel

Mopar 5QV32TURAC
$634.80
MSRP $920.00
Save $285.20
31% Off
5VC27MA7AA - : Aluminum Wheel for Mopar Image

Aluminum Wheel

Mopar 5VC27MA7AA
$650.90
MSRP $954.00
Save $303.10
31.8% Off
7HL08RXFAB - : Aluminum Wheel for Mopar Image

Aluminum Wheel

Mopar 7HL08RXFAB
$298.35
MSRP $428.00
Save $129.65
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68630136AA - : Aluminum Wheel for Mopar Image

Aluminum Wheel

Mopar 68630136AA
$388.70
MSRP $454.00
Save $65.30
14.4% Off
5ZR77DX8AA - : Wheel, Alloy for Mopar Image

Wheel, Alloy

Mopar 5ZR77DX8AA
$747.50
MSRP $1,100.00
Save $352.50
32% Off
7EB221K5AC - : Steering Wheel for Mopar Image

Steering Wheel

Mopar 7EB221K5AC
$468.05
MSRP $679.00
Save $210.95
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6YM43U00AA - : Aluminum Wheel for Mopar Image

Aluminum Wheel

Mopar 6YM43U00AA
$772.80
MSRP $1,140.00
Save $367.20
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Jeep Wheels


TL;DR Summary

Jeep wheels need to look right, fit correctly, and hold up to the way your vehicle is driven. Genuine Mopar wheels are made with Jeep measurements in mind, which helps when replacing a bent rim, matching an existing set, or setting up tires for a different season or terrain. The Mopar Part Store also offers mud guards to help limit spray and debris around the wheel openings.

Shop Jeep Wheels for Repair, Style, and Everyday Use

A good Jeep wheel starts with the details you do not always see in product photos. Bolt pattern, offset, width, hub fit, tire size, and brake clearance all affect how the wheel sits on the vehicle. If one of those measurements is wrong, the wheel may rub, vibrate, sit unevenly, or fail to match the rest of your setup.

At The Mopar Part Store, shoppers can browse Jeep Mopar wheels for select Jeep models instead of comparing generic rims that may need extra research. This page is a practical place to start if you are fixing curb damage, replacing a worn factory rim, matching a spare, or planning a second tire setup.

What This Category Includes

This category may include Jeep replacement wheels, individual Jeep rims, OEM Jeep rims, and genuine Mopar wheel designs for select models. Shoppers often visit this page after pothole damage, trail scuffs, corrosion, collision repairs, tire shop damage, or finish wear.

Common Jeep Wheel Searches

Jeep Wrangler wheels are often needed after rock contact, trail rash, or tire package changes. Jeep Grand Cherokee wheels may be replaced after road impacts or cosmetic damage. This category can also help shoppers looking for Jeep Cherokee wheels, Jeep Gladiator wheels, and Jeep Compass wheels with an original-style fit.

Why Genuine OEM Parts Matter

Aftermarket Jeep rims can work for some builds, but they are not always a simple swap. Brake clearance, hub fit, lug seating, offset, and load rating all need to match the vehicle. A rim that is close on paper can still create rubbing, vibration, or a mismatched appearance once installed.

Genuine Jeep OEM wheels are made around the vehicle’s original engineering. That helps them pair properly with factory brakes, hubs, tire pressure sensors, and wheel hardware. For single-wheel replacement, OEM Jeep rims are especially helpful because they help keep the full set looking consistent.

How to Choose the Right Jeep Wheel

Start with your Jeep’s year, model, trim, drivetrain, and current wheel size. If you have the old wheel, compare its finish, spoke design, diameter, width, and, when available, its part number. For a second tire set, consider how the Jeep is used, including commuting, towing, winter driving, beach trips, gravel roads, or off-road weekends.

If your Jeep sees mud, slush, or loose gravel, pairing new wheels with mud guards can help reduce spray and debris around the wheel openings.

Compatibility and Fitment Guidance

Jeep wheel fitment can vary by model year, trim level, brake package, suspension setup, tire size, and drivetrain. Use your VIN or exact vehicle details before ordering. Be especially careful if your Jeep has oversized tires, a lift kit, upgraded brakes, or previous aftermarket wheels.

Key Takeaways

  • Jeep wheels affect appearance, tire position, brake clearance, and ride feel.
  • Genuine Mopar wheels help reduce guesswork around Jeep-specific measurements.
  • Jeep replacement wheels are useful for damage repair, spare matching, seasonal tire setups, and factory-style refreshes.
  • Mud guards can help protect the wheel area from road spray, gravel, and debris.

FAQ

Are Jeep wheels and Jeep rims the same thing?

Most shoppers use both terms to mean the complete wheel. “Jeep rims” is a common search term, while “Jeep wheels” is the broader parts category.

Why choose OEM Jeep rims?

OEM Jeep rims are made to match factory measurements, helping with hub fit, brake clearance, hardware compatibility, and a matched factory look.

Can I replace one Jeep wheel?

Yes. Match the replacement by size, finish, spoke design, offset, and vehicle fitment so it works with the rest of the set.

Do mud guards help keep Jeep wheels cleaner?

Mud guards can help reduce the amount of road spray, gravel, slush, and trail debris thrown around the wheel area during everyday driving.