2016 Jeep Wrangler Wheels
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KMC® - KM238 VI BEADLOCK Machined$695.00 - $778.67 -
KMC® - KM238 VI BEADLOCK Satin Black with Machined Ring$695.00 - $778.67 -

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REV WHEELS® - 885 Gloss Black with Machined Face$207.95 - $299.95 -
REV WHEELS® - 885 Gloss Black$214.95 - $283.95 -
REV WHEELS® - 823 Gloss Black$199.95 -
REV WHEELS® - 100 Polished$242.95 - $337.95 -

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REV WHEELS® - 111 Anthracite$318.95 - $349.95 -
REV WHEELS® - 110 Chrome$449.95 -
XF OFF-ROAD® - XF-231 Red with Milled Accents$431.70 - $881.89 -

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XF OFF-ROAD® - XF-226 Gloss Black with Milled Accents and Dots$431.70 - $458.50 -
XF OFF-ROAD® - XF-226 Gloss Black with Red Milled Accent and Red Dots$431.70 - $458.50 -
XF OFF-ROAD® - XF-220 Chrome$315.64 -

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XF OFF-ROAD® - XF-204 Matte Black$484.81 - $549.65 -
OFF-ROAD MONSTER® - M50 Bronze with Black Ring$196.00 - $249.00 -

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Whether you may be after pure aggression, opulent luxury, or better 4x4 capabilities, the aftermarket is packed with custom wheels for your Jeep Wrangler. They are offered as monoblock or multi-piece units and are made from steel or aircraft-quality aluminum and its alloys. Alloy rims offer a blend of durability, light weight, and performance. It is achieved through different manufacturing processes, which aim to improve the overall structural integrity while reducing weight. Here you’ll easily find 2016 Jeep Wrangler wheels specifically engineered to stand up to some of the toughest driving conditions in order for you to be able to venture off-road without a problem.
However, if you’re only after aesthetics and want your Jeep to look tougher and fit bigger tires than the factory size, we have a wide range of rim designs to set it apart. Offering bold-looking profiles, pronounced highlights, and elaborate detailing, these wheels will be an eye-catching addition to your SUV, whether you own a Sahara, Unlimited, Rubicon, or Sport. They are created to make a styling statement, while offering tens and tens of thousands of miles of reliable service. These wheels are sourced from companies including American Racing, Black Rhino, Raceline, and so on, which have long been considered a solid choice in the industry.


























