Just as important to wheel fitment as diameter is the offset and backspacing. Here’s what to know about these two measurements, what each generation of Mustang came stock with, and how to measure your own.

There are advantages and disadvantages to both square and staggered wheel fitments. Depending on how you’re driving your Mustang, one may be a better fit for you.

Selecting the right wheels for your car can have a positive impact on handling, fuel economy, and appearance. From durable steel wheels to high performing alloys and carbon fiber, this is how each of these wheel types compares.

There are many decisions to make when you’re replacing your first generation Mustang’s tires and wheels. Whether you’re interested in what tires your Mustang would have come with, or what tires will fit on your original wheels, this guide includes all of the information about the first generation Mustang’s tires and wheels.