Product Type : Wheel/Rim (Single)
Interchange Number: 5181
Year Make Model
CHEVROLET AVEO 2004-2011
SUZUKI SWIFT 2004-2011
Fitment: Front or Rear
Material: Steel
Style: 13 Hole
Finish: Black
Size: 14x5.5
Bolt Pattern: 4x100 mm
Offset: 49mm
Indents: 96534957 88962803 4321084Z00
OE Part Number: 964117316
Notes: Caps Not Included
Product Type : Wheel/Rim (Single)
Interchange Number: 5181
Year Make Model
CHEVROLET AVEO 2004-2011
SUZUKI SWIFT 2004-2011
Fitment: Front or Rear
Material: Steel
Style: 13 Hole
Finish: Black
Size: 14x5.5
Bolt Pattern: 4x100 mm
Offset: 49mm
Indents: 96534957 88962803 4321084Z00
OE Part Number: 964117316
Notes: Caps Not Included
SHIPPING DETAILS
Fast & Free Shipping
- We do not ship outside the Continental USA. If rush shipping is needed, please contact us for a quote. (actual cost).
- Fed Ex cannot ship to a PO box.
- Wheels purchased over the weekend will ship Monday or Tuesday.
- We ship from multiple warehouses and will always ship from the closest warehouse to your location.
30 Day Returns
- Buyer pays shipping.
- Money back or replacement (buyer's choice).
- Please confirm you have the correct wheel before mounting a tire on the wheel.
- YOU MOUNT IT YOU OWN IT.
Used Wheels / Rims
After a used rim is purchased we will send a Photo of the Actual wheel for Approval Via Text or Email before shipping to ensure customer satisfaction. If the wheel is not up to the customer's satisfaction, we will issue a full refund. We guarantee all wheels we sell to be straight with no cracks wheels may have little to no cosmetic blemishes.
Refreshed Wheels / Rims
Please Allow 2-3 days for Reconditioning and another 4-7 days for the wheel to arrive at your door.
What's The diference Between a Wheel and a Rim?
The terms "rim" and "wheel" are often used interchangeably because, in most contexts, they refer to the same thing—the circular metal part of a vehicle that holds the tire. Both the rim and wheel serve the same function: they support the tire, provide a mounting surface, and connect to the vehicle's axle to allow for movement. The confusion between the two terms typically arises in automotive jargon, but it's important to note that when people refer to either the rim or the wheel, they generally mean the entire metal assembly onto which the tire is mounted.