Wheels in Northwood, IA

At Eilertson Repair we want to make shopping for new wheels or performance tires a breeze. If you live or work around Worth County, IA and need a new set of rims, stop in to our shop for great service, selection, and competitive pricing. Our Northville, IA wheel shop carries top wheel brands to outfit your car, truck, or SUV. 

Live in Mason City, Albert Lea, or another nearby area? We're just a short drive away when you want a great deal on wheels or tires for your vehicle. Call us today at 641) 324-1438 or contact us online to schedule an appointment with us or to talk to our skilled technicians. We can help you find the right wheels at the right price. 

If you are in the market for a new set of performance tires in Northwood, IA, there is only one answer: Eilertson Repair. Our tire shop in Northwood, IA carries a wide selection of tires to fit your vehicle from trusted industry brands. 

We proudly serve the surrounding areas of Albert Lea MN, Mason City IA, Bancroft MN, Hayward MN, Manchester MN, Portland IA, Freeman IA, and Emery IA. 

Shop for Wheels 

Considering a new set of wheels? The steps below will help guide you through some of the basics of the wheel buying process. Have more complex questions? Contact our team for advice on size, type, appearance, and performance. We'll help you find the right rims for your vehicle.

Alloy Wheels

Think about buying alloy wheels if you do a lot of driving in the mountains or in stop-and-go traffic. Some alloy wheels are designed to encourage cool air flow over the brakes to prevent overheating. The alloy itself can help dissipate heat, too.

Plus-Size Your Rims

If you want to improve performance and add a sportier look, think about plus-sizing your rims. With a larger inner diameter, you'll find steering is more responsive and your car holds the road better. Purchasing rims that are one or two sizes larger than what you have means you'll have to buy new tires as well.

Keep The Weight Down

Look for rims that aren't too heavy for your vehicle. Big, steel rims on a small car can decrease handling, stability, and gas mileage.