Many of the alloy wheels we stock are genuine OEM wheels originally manufactured for vehicle brands such as Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover, Jaguar, Ford and others.

Individual product listings will provide information about the wheel type, manufacturer and condition wherever available.

If you are looking specifically for genuine OEM wheels, contact us before purchasing and we can help you find the right option.

Yes. Depending on our current stock, we may have individual replacement alloy wheels as well as complete sets of four.

Individual wheels are ideal if you need to replace a damaged, cracked or buckled wheel without purchasing an entirely new set.

Check the product description carefully to confirm exactly what is included.

Yes. TSS Alloys specialises in quality alloy wheels, including used and pre-owned wheels.

Because used alloy wheels can vary in condition, we aim to clearly describe their condition within each product listing.

Some wheels may show normal signs of previous use such as light marks, scratches or cosmetic wear.

Where possible, product photographs show the actual wheel or set being offered for sale.

As many of our wheels are individual used items, we recommend reviewing all available photographs carefully before purchasing.

Yes. We regularly stock individual alloy wheels, making it easier to replace one damaged wheel without having to buy a complete set.

You will need to make sure that the replacement wheel matches the size, specification and fitment of your existing wheels.

Some alloy wheels may be supplied with tyres while others are supplied as wheels only.

The individual product listing will state what is included.

Never assume a tyre is included unless it is specifically mentioned within the product description.

Several measurements determine whether an alloy wheel is compatible with your vehicle, including wheel diameter, wheel width, bolt pattern or PCD, offset or ET, centre bore, brake clearance and vehicle model or generation.

Matching the diameter alone does not guarantee that a wheel will fit.

If you are unsure, contact us with your vehicle registration or full vehicle details and the wheel you are interested in.

The more information you provide, the easier it is for us to help.

• Vehicle registration
• Make
• Model
• Year
• Engine or trim level where relevant
• Current wheel size
• The product or wheel you are interested in

Photos of your existing wheel can also be helpful when trying to identify a replacement.

PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter.

It describes the number of wheel bolt holes and the diameter of the imaginary circle running through them.

For example, a wheel listed as 5x112 has five bolt holes positioned around a 112mm diameter circle.

The PCD must be compatible with your vehicle.

ET refers to the offset of the alloy wheel.

It is the distance between the wheel's centre line and its mounting face, measured in millimetres.

Using an incorrect offset can cause the wheel to sit too far inside or outside the wheel arch and may lead to clearance or handling issues.

The centre bore is the hole in the middle of the wheel that fits over the vehicle's hub.

It needs to be compatible with your vehicle.

In some applications, suitable spigot rings may be used where appropriate, but you should always confirm correct fitment before installing a wheel.

Yes. Two alloy wheels can look almost identical but have different widths, offsets, centre bores or bolt patterns.

This is particularly common across different models, generations and specifications from the same manufacturer.

Always check the wheel specifications rather than relying on appearance alone.

Yes. If you need a replacement for a damaged wheel, send us photographs of the existing wheel along with any part numbers or markings found on the rear of it.

Providing the vehicle registration and wheel size can also help us identify the correct replacement.

OEM alloy wheel part numbers are commonly stamped or cast into the rear of the wheel.

You may need to remove the wheel from the vehicle to see the markings clearly.

The rear of the wheel may also contain:

• Wheel size
• Offset
• Manufacturer markings
• Production codes
• OEM part numbers

The first number refers to the diameter of the wheel in inches.

The second number refers to the width of the wheel.

For example, an 18x8 wheel is approximately 18 inches in diameter and 8 inches wide.

The letter following the width relates to the profile of the wheel's bead seat.

Possibly, but changing wheel size can affect tyre size, ride quality, handling, brake clearance and speedometer accuracy.

Any alternative wheel and tyre combination should be suitable for your specific vehicle.

If you are changing from the manufacturer's original wheel specification, we recommend getting professional fitment advice.

Sometimes, but wheel width needs to be considered alongside offset, tyre size, suspension clearance and bodywork clearance.

A wheel that is too wide or has the wrong offset may rub against suspension components or bodywork.

Condition varies from wheel to wheel.

Used wheels may show normal cosmetic signs of use including:

• Light scratches
• Kerb marks
• Paint imperfections
• Small chips
• General age-related wear

We aim to make the condition clear through product descriptions and photographs.

Some will.

Used alloy wheels should not be expected to look brand new unless specifically described as refurbished or in exceptional condition.

Any significant visible marks should normally be shown in the product photographs.

Some wheels may have previously been refurbished while others may retain their original factory finish.

Where known and relevant, this will be mentioned within the product listing.

In many cases, yes.

Professional alloy wheel refurbishment can repair cosmetic damage and restore the wheel's finish.

The appropriate refurbishment method will depend on the wheel's design, finish and condition.

Yes, we may stock diamond-cut alloy wheels depending on current availability.

Diamond-cut wheels have a distinctive machined face and require specialist equipment if they need to be refurbished correctly.

Start by checking the rear of the wheel for manufacturer markings and part numbers.

You can also send us:

• Photographs of the front of the wheel
• Photographs of the rear markings
• Your vehicle registration
• Wheel diameter
• Vehicle make and model

We can then help determine whether we have a suitable match available.

Often, yes.

A clear photograph of the wheel face can help us identify the design, but photographs of the part numbers and markings on the rear of the wheel provide much more reliable information.

An OEM part number can identify the exact wheel specification and application.

This is particularly useful because visually similar wheels may have different sizes, offsets or vehicle applications.

Available alloy wheels can be purchased directly through our website.

Select the wheel or set you require, review the product details carefully and complete the checkout process.

If you are unsure about compatibility, contact us before ordering.

Availability can change quickly, particularly for individual replacement wheels.

Contact us if you would like to discuss reserving a particular item.

Always check the product listing.

If a listing is for one wheel, the price will normally relate to one wheel.

If the listing is for a complete set, this should be clearly stated within the product title or description.

It is worth contacting us.

Our stock changes regularly and we may be able to help locate a particular wheel or advise whether we expect something suitable to become available.

Yes, we can arrange delivery to customers across the UK.

Delivery charges and available services will be shown during checkout or confirmed before your order is dispatched.

Yes. TSS Alloys is based in Northern Ireland and can arrange delivery throughout Northern Ireland.

Yes, we can arrange delivery to customers across Ireland.

Delivery charges and available services will be shown during checkout or confirmed before your order is dispatched.

Alloy wheels are carefully packaged to help protect them during transit.

Packaging methods may vary depending on whether you are purchasing one wheel or a complete set.

Delivery times depend on your location, the product ordered and the courier service being used.

Estimated delivery information will normally be provided during the ordering process or following dispatch.

Where tracking is provided by the courier, tracking details will normally be sent once your order has been dispatched.

Inspect your order as soon as possible after delivery.

If you believe your order has been damaged during transit, contact us promptly and provide clear photographs of:

• The wheel
• The damage
• The packaging
• The shipping label

Keep all packaging until the issue has been resolved.

Returns are subject to our current returns policy and your statutory consumer rights where applicable.

Please review the returns information on our website before returning an item.

Contact us before sending anything back so we can advise you on the correct process.

Contact us as soon as possible.

Whether the wheel can be returned will depend on the circumstances, its condition and our returns policy.

This is why we strongly recommend checking compatibility before purchasing.

If the wheel supplied matches the specifications shown in the listing but is not suitable for your vehicle, contact us to discuss the available options.

To avoid fitment problems, we recommend confirming compatibility before ordering whenever you are unsure.

Contact us as soon as possible with your order details and photographs of the item received.

We will investigate the issue and advise you on the next steps.

Not necessarily.

If your existing tyre is still safe, suitable and the correct size, a qualified tyre fitter may be able to transfer it to the replacement wheel.

The tyre should always be inspected before being refitted.

No.

Tyres are designed to fit specific wheel diameters and suitable wheel width ranges.

The tyre size must also be appropriate for your vehicle.

Yes.

We recommend having alloy wheels and tyres installed by a qualified tyre fitter or mechanic.

They can ensure that the wheel is suitable, correctly seated, properly balanced and tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque.

If a tyre is being fitted or transferred onto a replacement wheel, the wheel and tyre assembly should normally be balanced before being installed on the vehicle.

TPMS stands for Tyre Pressure Monitoring System.

Many modern vehicles use sensors located within or around the wheel and tyre assembly to monitor tyre pressure.

Not unless specifically stated within the product listing.

A used wheel may sometimes still contain a sensor, but you should not assume that it is included or compatible with your vehicle.

Often, yes.

A qualified tyre fitter can advise whether your existing sensor can be transferred to the replacement alloy wheel.

Yes, we regularly stock genuine and replacement alloy wheels suitable for a range of Audi models.

Availability changes frequently, so search our current Audi alloy wheel stock or contact us if you need a specific design or part number.

Yes. We stock a range of BMW alloy wheels, including individual replacement wheels and complete sets depending on availability.

Yes. Our stock regularly includes Mercedes-Benz alloy wheels in a variety of sizes, styles and specifications.

Yes. We regularly stock wheels suitable for various Land Rover and Range Rover models.

Make sure you confirm the wheel size, offset and specification for your particular vehicle.

Yes. Jaguar alloy wheels are available depending on current stock.

Contact us if you are searching for a particular wheel design or OEM part number.

Yes. We stock alloy wheels for a range of Ford vehicles depending on current availability.

TSS Alloys is based in Northern Ireland and supplies alloy wheels to customers throughout Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland & Great Britain and other supported delivery locations.

Absolutely.

If you are unsure about wheel fitment, condition or compatibility, we would rather you contact us before ordering.

Send us your vehicle details and the wheel you are interested in and our team will do their best to help.

If only one of your existing wheels has been damaged, replacing it with a matching OEM wheel can be considerably more practical than changing all four.

It can also help retain the vehicle's original appearance and specification.

TSS Alloys offers a regularly changing selection of quality alloy wheels, including individual replacement wheels and complete sets.

Our aim is to make finding the correct wheel as straightforward as possible by providing clear product information, detailed photographs and knowledgeable support when you need it.