Complete Wheel Selection Guide to Avoid Safety & After-Sales Risks
Wheels are core safety components that bear the entire vehicle weight and transmit driving and braking torque. The quality of a set of wheels directly affects the safety of the occupants. Whether you are a wholesaler selecting products, a modification shop making purchases, or an individual buying for yourself, mastering the following five key considerations is a prerequisite for avoiding safety risks and economic disputes. Stable Production & Strict Quality Control Complete & Authentic Safety Certifications 🔹 Global certifications: VIA/JWL, TÜV, SAE J2530 are mandatory for exports; certification codes must be laser engraved on wheels and verifiable on official websites. 🔹 Domestic standards: All China-sold wheels must meet GB/T 3487 & GB/T 5334, with official lab test reports for after-sales risk control. 🔹 Load marking: Clear maximum load stamped on spokes, which must exceed vehicle full-load single wheel load, especially for SUV & performance car refits. Wear-resistant Surface Coating & Anti-corrosion Performance All premium wheels adopt a standard three-layer coating system consisting of electrophoretic primer, color paint and top clear coat with a total dry film thickness of no less than 80μm for stable color retention and reliable anti-rust performance. They pass a minimum 240-hour salt spray test complying with ...