It is always safe to replace a stock wheel with a custom designed one. Just make sure that the set of wheels that you're going to replace the originals with must meet the vehicle's offset and backspacing requirements. The wheel's offset refers to the distance from its mounting surface to the rim's true centerline. Backspacing, on the other hand, refers to the distance between the innermost edge of the wheel and its mounting surface.

There are a number of finishes available when it comes to your American Eagle performance wheels. Chrome, one of the most popular finishes, resembles a glossy, lustrous texture which you can see your reflection in. Some wheels also are available in a silver finish. For more information, be sure to read the description of each listed wheel to see the finish available. Some popular finishes include Chrome, Black Lip, Glossy, Machined Lip, Gunmetal, and more.

To maintain the good looks and to preserve the wheel finish, it is a good decision to clean your American Eagle wheels once a week. Cleaning up your American Eagle rims is relatively easier than feeding it up. The accumulated mud or dust can simply be removed by a soap and water solution. There are even cleaning agents to help you out. Clean wheels don't just affect the service years of the said components but also make them look better. And good-looking wheels can help maintain or increase the vehicle's resale value.

Aftermarket mirrors are extremely lovely pieces to add with your new American Eagle wheel purchase. Adding a new set of wheels and then having the mirror just along with it - just lovely. For instance, many new mirrors now have LEDs on them. Some of these LEDs are able to form arrows or do other things. It just adds that extra level of style to the vehicle, no matter what you are driving. An aftermarket mirror might be right up your alley. Sometimes also the dealer will make different mirrors for the car. This is possible for some models, but aftermarket products are there if not.