
Our services
Wheels in Bathurst
From fitting new wheels to balancing and aligning your existing set, we take care of the details that keep your car running smoothly. We're happy to talk through options if you're after a style upgrade as well as function.
In the workshop
Wheel Fitting, Balancing & Alignment
The right wheels affect more than looks. Fitment, balance and alignment all play a part in how a car handles and how evenly your tyres wear over time. At Australia's Most Wanted Wheels and Tyres Bathurst, we fit, balance and align wheels for everyday driving and enthusiast builds alike, working to get the fitment right the first time.
Whether you're replacing damaged wheels or upgrading for a different look, we'll talk through what suits your car and how it'll perform on the road in Bathurst. We also check your tyres while your wheels are off, since it's the easiest time to spot any wear or damage. Call us on 0413 229 558 to talk through wheel options or book a fitting.

Every fitment
What Our Wheel Service Covers
Here's what our wheel fitting service covers:
Wheel fitting & balancing.
We fit new or replacement wheels and balance them properly to reduce vibration once you're back on the road.
Fitment checks.
We check bolt pattern, offset & clearance so your new wheels fit correctly without rubbing on the guards or suspension.
Damage assessment.
If a wheel's been curbed or bent, we'll assess whether it can be repaired or whether it needs replacing for safety.
Style upgrades.
If you're after a different look, we can talk through options that suit your vehicle, budget & how you drive.
Good to know
FAQs

- What should be checked before fitting new wheels?
- Bolt pattern, offset and clearance all need to match the vehicle before new wheels are fitted. Getting any of these wrong can cause rubbing or uneven handling once the car is back on the road.
- Can a bent or curbed wheel be repaired?
- Minor cosmetic damage or a slight bend can often be straightened, depending on the wheel's material and how severe the damage is. More significant damage, such as a crack, usually means the wheel needs replacing for safety.
- Why do wheels need to be balanced after fitting?
- An unbalanced wheel creates vibration that gets worse at higher speeds and can wear tyres and suspension components unevenly. Balancing corrects this by adding small weights to even out the wheel's rotation.
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Send through your make, model and what you're after and we'll come back to you with a time and a price. Prefer to talk it through? Give the workshop a call.









