Get the Best Priced Jeep Patriot Wheel

Research on Wheel for Jeep Patriot

When the wheels on your Jeep Patriot no longer "go 'round and 'round," it's likely time to shop for new wheels or rims. Sometimes, you'll need a new set of wheels, especially if you are choosing wheels that have a different rim size than your Jeep Patriot stock rims. Occasionally, damage to a single wheel may only require that you replace that one with another wheel exactly like the original. Driving with a damaged wheel puts you in serious danger of causing even more problems with your steering, suspension, or alignment. Don't put off getting new wheels on your Jeep Patriot as soon as you recognize that you need them.

Why Wheels Fail

There are several reasons why you may need to replace a wheel on your Jeep Patriot. You might want to replace stock silver rims with Jeep Patriot black wheels or you want to increase the wheel size from a smaller to a larger diameter, but if you need a single wheel, it's because something went wrong. One of the most common reasons for needing a new wheel is driving your Jeep on the rim of a flat tire. While in some cases, this is warranted, to get your vehicle to a safe place to change the tire, but it also does extensive damage to the wheel, and you'll likely need a replacement. Accidents can also bend or break wheels to the point that you need to replace them.

Types of Materials Used for Wheels

The most widely available wheels are made from either steel or alloy. Steel tends to be the original material used for wheels, but some trim packages may have alloy wheels as an option. Steel wheels give you the best value for the amount of strength the wheels provide. These are much heavier wheels than steel, but if you live in an area with regular road salting or sea salt, steel may be a better, longer-lasting option than alloy. Alloy wheels tend to be a premium upgrade to your wheels because they are lighter and have a better strength to weight ratio than steel wheels. Consider these when selecting new wheels.

What Jeep Patriot Rim Size Affects

Your wheel size, also called rim size, affects more than just how high your Jeep Patriot is off the ground. Other things can be adversely affected if you just install new wheels of a different size without making adjustments. Your speed sensors for the speedometer and antilock brakes use your rim size to gauge your speed. Installing new rims could affect these parts, sending inaccurate information to your dashboard readout.

Cost for New Wheels on a Jeep Patriot

2012 Jeep Patriot 18 inch rims cost $190 per steel wheel for the sport trim package, without installation. If you go to a wheel and tire shop, you'll likely spend more for the added installation of your wheels. If you upgrade your wheels to a new size, you'll also have to purchase a new set of tires to fit the wheels. To save money, it's best to stick with your OE rim size, which depends on your trim package and model year. Always consult your owners' manual for information about which wheel size to install on your Jeep. If you need new wheels, regardless of rim size, check out PartsGeek.com for a great selection and even better prices.

Wheels available for the following Jeep Patriot years: 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 09, 08, 07. This part is also sometimes called Jeep Patriot Rims. We stock wheel parts for most Jeep models including Grand Cherokee, Liberty, Cherokee, Wrangler, Commander, Compass, Grand Wagoneer, Renegade, Comanche, TJ and Wagoneer.