Yes. Incorrect wheel angles can cause premature tyre wear. It’s highly recommended to have a wheel alignment after installing new rims to ensure safety and longevity.

If your car begins to pull to one side, the steering feels off-centre, or tyres wear unevenly, it’s a sign you should get an alignment promptly.

Absolutely. Wheel balancing ensures there are no vibrations by evenly distributing weight across rims and tyres. It’s a standard step in any wheel installation.

Key factors include correct rim diameter, stud pattern, offset, and ensuring the wheels don’t protrude past the bodywork or affect wheel track legality in WA.

Not necessarily. Upsizing can impact ride quality and may be restricted by WA law if exceeding manufacturer specifications for width or diameter. “Plus-one” or “plus-two” changes are allowed only if overall diameter stays within spec.