Wheels are one of the coolest mods you can do to a Kia. Not only can they get you the look you want for your car or SUV the look you want for it. They can also, in the case of steel wheels, make it more durable, or even, in the case of aluminum-alloy wheels, reduce its weight slightly.

So, which kind do you go with, now that it's project time? Steel is a good option for tougher SUVs that can go off-road a bit, like Kia Telluride, for instance. Aluminum alloy, on the other hand, works great for, say, Kia Stinger or K5 -- sports cars that need to be lighter and lower-drag. The choice, put simply, comes down to what you want relative to what it goes for.

How Much Does Replacing the Wheels on a Kia Cost on Average?

$1,150 CAD, give or take, but it can depend on what Kia model you drive. For instance, the average cost of replacing wheels on a Kia Optima? $800 CAD plus. Replacing them on a Kia Rio, on the other hand? A little over $700 CAD to start with. On a Kia Sorento, $1,090 CAD or so, and so on.

What to Get Right When Customizing

Type, size, and installation; you need to put on the right kind of wheels, with the right diameters and other dimensions, and put them on the right way. This determines everything from wheel alignment to the reliability of acceleration and braking; getting it right dramatically lowers the risk of you getting into an accident. (It even makes a difference in how well-calibrated your speedometer is.)

In short, you shouldn't leave fit and finish to the aftermarket. You're in luck; we've got the OEM replacements you're looking for. They're genuine Kia, so manufacturer-quality, top-notch, and guaranteed to fit. But more importantly, they're cheaper than you'll find at most Kia dealers.

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