Wheels are one of the few areas of the car where a simple install can make a massive visual change to the vehicle. You can go larger or smaller on the wheels, and if you are looking to make a big statement, 24-inch wheels are about as big as you can get. But be warned, most of the best aftermarket wheel manufacturers focus on performance, which means wheels sized much smaller than 24 inches.
Let’s face it, aftermarket wheels are highly specialized items that are often sold either direct from the manufacturer or through dedicated tire-sales websites. So what’s left on Amazon is the best of the rest. The majority of wheels we could find at this extreme size are second- or third-tier brands with questionable build quality and longevity. Still, if big wheels are what you must have, here are the five best 24-inch wheels available.
- Dub S216 Baller : Straightforward Look
- TIS 544BM : Aggressive Look
- XD Series by KMC Wheels : Strong Look
- Topline Replicas V1182 : OEM Look
- Vision Offroad Rocker Custom : Performance Look
Dub is probably one of the most notable brands for oversized rims, and despite the name, the “Baller” series is arguably one of the more conservative-looking products. The black five-spoke wheels have a simple look to them complemented by the gloss-black finish.
- Fits with many vehicles
- Clean look will visually fit many kinds of vehicles
- Will require an offset to fit most vehicles
- Heavier than other wheels its size
The Dubs are a bit more subdued look (as much as a 24-inch wheel can be), but if you want to truly stand out, these TIS wheels are up for the job. With an aggressive spoke pattern and a combination of gloss finish and milled accents, you won’t blend into a crowd with these rims. The whole package is visually punctuated by “TIS OFF ROAD” lettering around the rim.
- Standout design
- Universal fit for hubs
- (Comparatively) lightweight
- Still does not fit all truck/SUV bolt patterns
- Will require fender flares to meet certain state inspections
You can make a statement without being completely over the top. These wheels will turn heads but are not overly boisterous. The upside is that there are a number of offset options so you may not need an offset kit to install them.
- Lifetime structural warranty
- Many offset patterns
- Paint finish can wear over time
- Only one-year warranty for finish
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. It is the acronym we use for genuine automaker parts. Having an OEM look to your wheels means that they emulate the original factory wheels, but you have the option to scale them up in various sizes. These are designed to emulate a set of popular GMC Sierra truck wheels but in 24-inch sizes. You can also get chrome, black and silver machined styles. The latter is probably the best for the OEM look.
- Allows for installation of factory tire pressure monitoring system
- Durable; lifetime structural warranty
- Multiple finish options
- Heavy
- Only one-year warranty for finish
If you were going for a smaller wheel, BBS makes some of the best in the game. But they don’t offer a 24-inch wheel. These Vision wheels give you a BBS-like look with a little added bling. They are ideal for large trucks that would not ordinarily ride on a wheel design meant for a sports car. If you plan on keeping your truck or SUV clean and riding on the streets, these are great wheels to give an appearance of performance.
- Most expensive option on this list
- Bold, sport-inspired look
- Most expensive option on this list
- Specific bolt patterns
METHODOLOGY
Professional automotive journalists spend their time reviewing new cars from the factory. These new consumer cars do not come with 24-inch wheels (though new trucks and SUVs are getting close, as many offer 22-inch and even 23-inch wheels from the factory). So instead, we turn to consumers who have purchased and reviewed many of these oversize wheels. By compiling countless Amazon product reviews, we have aggregated the results to provide you with the best look at what rims are worth your money.