AVANT GARDE M520-R 19" 20" 21" 5x120 Wheel

What started it all. With a variety of styles available, each set is engineered with specific vehicles in mind to provide an aggressive, yet functional OEM+ fitment on street applications. Consisting of designs that have stood the test of time, the Classic series is the perfect accent for any vehicle.

In order to maintain the highest quality possible, Avant Garde utilizes the latest in computer-aided engineering and testing when it comes to the creation of all of our wheels. By utilizing Finite Element Analysis (FEA), we are able to perform detailed testing methods to ensure the strength and durability of our wheels. FEA allows for detailed visualizations of where a wheel can bend or twist and indicates the distribution of stresses and displacements. This allows for entire designs to be constructed, refined, and optimized before any manufacturing occurs. To ensure we never compromise on quality, each of our designs complies with the stringent testing of the industry recognized JWL standard. For detection of even the most minute flaws, our wheels are put under pressure in a specially designed water tank and scanned for hidden flaws by X-ray. This entire process ensures we provide the highest quality product to our customers.

We offer a wide selection of Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket wheels and rims. If you want to maintain the factory-fresh look of your vehicle and ensure a perfect fit without modification, look for OEM wheels. Or, if you want to change up the look of your car or truck with some alloy wheels, search for aftermarket products. Shopping for aftermarket components gives you more choices for personalizing your vehicle, but it is necessary to research parts carefully to ensure compatibility.

Vehicle wheels include the inner discs, rims, and wheel hubs. Wheels range in styles from the plain and utilitarian to the highly decorative. Before ordering replacement wheels for your car, truck, or SUV, learn the size of your wheels by consulting your manual or asking a qualified mechanic. The size of a wheel depends on its thickness, diameter, and offset. The correct diameter wheel may not fit if the wheel is too thick or the offset is too large or small.

Always ensure you get wheels with the proper number and spacing of holes to accommodate your lug nuts. Order new lug nuts to attach to wheels if the old lug nuts are stripped or damaged.