We all want to give our rig the look it deserves. Wheels play a large factor in that, and Extreme Terrain’s latest video offers viewers a closer look at what to consider when choosing wheels.

Whether you want the shiny polished look, subdued blacked-out look, or something else entirely, Extreme Terrain’s repertoire of options gives customers a wide array to choose from. What’s more, Extreme Terrain offers a free mount and balance on select wheel and tire combos. This makes installation a breeze once the boxes arrive at your doorstep.

Extreme Terrain’s website goes even further with how helpful it can be while shopping. Inside the product pages for any given wheel, you’ll find information on size, offset, and item description. You’ll also find tips on tires that match well with the wheel you’re looking at, and even lift kits that round out the package.

Once you’ve selected a wheel, you’ll be able to see what your Jeep will look, as well as other tips. These include recommended lift heights, any adjustments needed, effects on speedometer readout, recommended uses for the setup, and what kind of stance the Jeep will take on.

From there, Extreme Terrain guides you on the rest of the essentials. You’ll be able to choose from mild to hardcore tires, select the lift kit you want, and pick up any accessories – lug nuts, TPMS sensors, speedometer calibration devices – that round out the upgrades.

Want to see what others did to their Jeeps? Check out the customer build pages, also on Extreme Terrain’s website.

Last but not least, if you’re craving some inspiration on how to modify your Jeep, Extreme Terrain has you covered here, too. Their new customer build pages showcase Jeeps that others have already built out. With photos and detailed descriptions inside, you’re sure to have all the resources you need to make an informed decision.

With all of this guidance and help, Extreme Terrain’s website is the perfect place to go when you’re ready to upgrade your Wrangler. Be sure to check out the website today, and don’t forget to follow Extreme Terrain on Facebook.