2014 Cadillac CTS Wheels
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FERRADA® - CM1 Matte Black$605.00 - $705.00 -

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FERRADA® - CM1 Black with Machined Face with Chrome Lip$605.00 - $705.00 -

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SPEC-1® - SP-71 Gloss Black$263.53 - $380.96 -
IPW® - W727 Black with Machined Face$224.91 - $257.25 -
RAVETTI® - M13 Full Gloss Black$202.00 - $276.00 -

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MRR® - GT1 Gloss Black with Machined Lip$305.00 - $440.00 -

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IPW® - W705 Satin Black$201.39 - $224.91 -
NICHE® - M117 MISANO Matte Black$299.00 - $502.00 -
VISION® - 469 BOOST Silver$305.90 -

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IPW® - W725 Hyper Silver$201.39 - $224.91 -
AODHAN® - AH-X Gloss Silver with Machined Face$249.75 - $299.75 -
RTX® - BLACK WIDOW Satin Black$239.99 - $319.99 -
VOXX® - NICE Gloss Black$201.96 - $250.04 -
MRR® - GT1 Hyper Silver with Machined Lip$305.00 - $440.00 -
VERTINI® - RFS1.8 Dual Black$400.00 - $495.00 -
TOUREN® - TR9 3190 Hyper Silver$222.94 -
VISION® - 142 LEGEND 5 Chrome$486.00 -

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NICHE® - M132 MILAN Chrome$665.00 -
CAVALLO® - CLV-45 Nano Chrome$391.80 - $498.38 -
VORS® - TR37 Bronze$244.80 -
VOXX® - COMO Gloss Black$208.38 - $254.86 -
TOUREN® - TR60 3260 Matte Black$218.58 - $275.40 -
RTX® - VERTEX Satin Black$239.99
The Cadillac CTS is a midsize luxury sedan that combines an attractive design and sporty performance. Be that as it may, it leaves room for customization, just like any other vehicle. Replacing factory wheels with their aftermarket counterparts is one of the most popular upgrades for this model. Custom rims not only add a unique and gorgeous touch to it but also improve its driving characteristics remarkably, especially when wrapped in the right rubber. With a proper set of wheels installed on your CTS, you can improve your handling, steering, and even braking.
In our store, we have gathered the finest 2014 Cadillac CTS wheels. They are made from either premium steel or high-quality aluminum alloys. Aluminum rims are lightweight yet rigid enough to withstand a variety of driving conditions. Depending on the manufacturing process applied, they are cast, stamped, flow formed, and forged. Each technique has its pros and cons. For example, monoblock forged wheels are good for racing because of their low weight. Cast rims are the finest choice for those wanting extra durability. Flow-formed ones are sort of a middle ground between cast and forged wheels. What’s more, you can choose among a large assortment of finishes, colors, and spoke styles.


























