Here is the basic difference: OEM wheels have the original manufacturer’s stamp on it & the factory parts fit – like the center caps. Aftermarket parts are produced so they look exactly like they OEM parts, but are from another company & the original parts don’t fit on the aftermarket wheel. Let’s say you have […]
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Here at OriginalWheels.com, we’re all about the service to our customers. Luckily, one of our wheel reps – Edgar – is pretty good at that. Here are two emails that we got regarding the great service that Edgar provided : “Edgar, Thank you for the ‘Outstanding’ Customer Service that you provided us! You really made […]
Read More »Is it just me, or do mostly all Buick models with OE Buick wheels on them look the same? Hmm. Here in North America, the production on this car & the Buick Regal wheels that went on it ended in 2004, but the manufacturing continued in the Chinese Market. Back in 2002, the 2003 Buick […]
Read More »Oh the Camaro and the OEM Chevrolet Camaro rims – how much nicer can it get? The Camaro is known as a pony car and a muscle car… there were different versions. The only thing that stayed the same was the “fierceness” of the factory Chevrolet wheels – they always looked nice. It had first went on […]
Read More »Fun fact: the Acura CSX with the OEM Acura CSX rims installed is the equivalent to the Honda Civic in the Japanese Domestic Market (JDM). It’s known as Acura’s entry-level luxury car that was designed exclusively for the Canadian Market. The car is also the first Acura model that has two forerunners: the Integra & the EL […]
Read More »I bet there probably is a “Park Avenue” in different cities, but that’s not what we’re talking about. The Park Avenue – along with their OEM wheels – were made by General Motors, under their Buick division. There were two different generations of the Park Avenue that were manufactured here in the United States until about 2005. Two […]
Read More »The LaCrosse with OEM Buick LaCrosse rims was made to replace the Century and the Regal here in North America. It made it’s debut here in late 2004 as the 2005 model. The name “LaCrosse” was inspired by a separate Buick concept car of the same name that was originally shown in 2000. In Canada, […]
Read More »The Ford Explorer & the Ford Explorer wheels have been the “family” SUV for as long as I can remember. It had always seemed like the kind of car that you can go in to take a small road trip to San Diego or even San Francisco. It’s been manufactured in Louisville, Kentucky ever since […]
Read More »I think that the Porsche Boxster & the factory original Porsche Boxster wheels are the ones that we see more often on the street whenever we go to the city .. right? It’s categorized as a mid-engined roadster that’s manufactured by Porsche. This is Porsche’s very first road car since they produced the 550 Spyder. […]
Read More »Of course! I want to make this place a better place to live for all of us. Ready? I suggest you take notes, or just print out this page. Whatever floats your boat. Get rid of the junk in your trunk. Take proper care of your tires. Drive the legal speed limit! If you can, […]
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