Shopping for new wheels and tires for your Jeep is an exciting process, but there’s also a lot of technical information that you’re going to need before making a decision. Finding out the proper specifications is key to making sure all your aftermarket parts fit cohesively with no issues. Jeep bolt patterns, wheel size, backspace, and offset are critical in determining the correctly sized wheels you will need for your rig.

Although most beadlock wheels seen on the street only imitate the functional version, there are benefits to having beadlock wheels, especially in off-roading or racing applications. What are beadlock wheels, you ask? Great question! Beadlock wheels secure the bead of a tire to the wheel to lock it in place. While friction and air pressure typically keep the tire properly aligned with the wheel, beadlocks attach to the bead of the tire in order to prevent the bead from separating, basically “locking” the tire in place.

Jeep Wrangler wheels are interchangeable with many other Jeep vehicles. There’s also a lot of Wrangler wheel cross-compatibility between generations. If you’re wondering what wheels will fit your Jeep Wrangler, then check out this handy guide. We’ve collected all the info you should know about your stock options as well as everything you should know about picking out your next wheels.