Warranty Information

• Wheels: covered by the wheel manufacturer, typically against defects in materials and workmanship, with separate and usually shorter coverage for finish.
• Tires: covered by the tire manufacturer against manufacturing and material defects, usually pro-rated against remaining tread depth.
• Accessories such as lug kits, TPMS sensors, and hub-centric rings follow their own manufacturer coverage.

Coverage length and terms differ by brand and by product line, so the manufacturer's published warranty for your specific product governs the claim.

• Road hazard damage: curb strikes, potholes, punctures, cuts, and impact bends.
• Corrosion or finish damage from harsh wheel cleaners, acid-based products, or road salt left on the wheel.
• Damage from improper installation — wrong lug seat type, over- or under-torquing, or forcing a wheel onto a hub it doesn't clear.
• Off-road, competition, overload, or commercial use where the manufacturer excludes it.
• Irregular tire wear caused by alignment, worn suspension components, or under-inflation.

• Your order number and the exact part number or MPN on the product.
• Clear photos: the full wheel face, the affected area up close, and any manufacturer markings on the back of the wheel or the tire sidewall.
• For tires: tread depth readings and the DOT date code.
• A short description of when the issue appeared and how the vehicle is used.

Send the documentation above through our contact form and choose the returns/damage topic. We submit the claim to the manufacturer on your behalf and pass along their determination. Manufacturers make the final decision on every warranty claim.