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Rear Wheel Bearing
Rear Wheel Bearing
Rear Wheel Bearing
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Finding the Perfect Wheels for Your Vehicle
Here at Nissan of Staten Island, we recognize the significance of maintaining your wheels in optimal condition. Wheels provide the foundation that connects your tires to the vehicle's hub assembly. They must support thousands of pounds while spinning at high speeds. Damaged or incorrect wheels compromise safety, handling, and appearance.
How Wheels Support Your Vehicle
Wheels attach directly to hub assemblies and provide the mounting surface for tires. They must be precisely manufactured to stay balanced at any speed. Models like the Nissan Armada and Nissan Versa use wheels designed specifically for their weight and performance needs. The wheel's diameter, width, and offset determine how the tire sits relative to the suspension. Bolt pattern and center bore must match your vehicle's hub exactly for proper installation.
What Causes Wheel Damage
Pothole impacts bend wheel rims and create air leaks at the tire bead. Hitting curbs cracks or chips aluminum alloy wheels. Road salt and chemicals corrode the wheel surface and weaken the structure. Improper tire mounting damages the bead seat where the tire seals. Excessive brake heat from aggressive driving can gradually warp wheels. Aftermarket wheels frequently don't meet factory load ratings or quality standards. We replace many cheap alternatives that cracked or failed under conditions that genuine wheels handle routinely.
When Wheel Replacement Is Necessary
Visible cracks, bends, or missing pieces from the rim require immediate replacement. Vibration that tire balancing can't eliminate indicates wheel damage or distortion. Repeated air leaks suggest rim corrosion or bead seat problems. Uneven tire wear often results from bent or improperly fitted wheels. Genuine Nissan wheels are engineered to exact specifications for your vehicle's weight distribution and handling characteristics. They coordinate perfectly with components like tire accessories designed for your specific model. Generic wheels might bolt on but rarely deliver the same precision fit or durability.
Nissan of Staten Island stocks everything you need for your next vehicle repair project.