MAG WHEELS
At Drury Tires, we make it easy to find the right set of wheels for your car. Our Auckland workshop stocks a wide range of high-quality mag wheels and car rims, with options to suit everything from daily drivers to SUVs and utes. Whether you’re after something understated or a set that makes a statement, our team will guide you through the choices and take care of fitting and balancing on-site.
The Benefits of Car Mags
Upgrading to mag wheels isn’t just about changing how your vehicle looks. Car mags are a premium option and a set of well-chosen alloys will improve how your car feels and performs on the road. Here are the key benefits:
- Lighter weight than steel wheels: Alloy construction reduces unsprung mass, which can ease pressure on your suspension and improve fuel efficiency.
- Improved handling and braking: The lighter design and increased strength of mags provide more responsive steering and better stopping power.
- Better heat dissipation: Alloys allow heat to move away from the brakes more effectively, helping to reduce brake fade during heavy use.
- Durability and strength: Quality alloys are engineered to handle New Zealand’s diverse driving conditions, from motorways to unsealed rural roads.
- Enhanced resale appeal: A set of stylish, well-maintained mag rims can add value and desirability when it’s time to sell your car.
Drury Tires’ Range of Mag Rims and Wheels
At Drury Tires, we’ve built up a wide range of mag rims and wheels to suit different vehicles and driving styles. From everyday car mags for hatchbacks and family sedans, through to larger alloy wheels for SUVs and utes, our selection covers both practical choices and eye-catching designs.
You’ll find:
- Classic styles that keep things simple and tidy
- Modern spoke patterns for a more distinctive look
- A variety of finishes, including polished, matte and blacked-out alloys
- Sizes to suit compact cars right through to heavy-duty vehicles
If you already know the exact look you want, we can order in specific mag wheels to match your preference. If you’re still deciding, our workshop team can talk you through the different options and show you examples so you can compare styles in person.
Once you’ve chosen, our experts are available to fit, balance and align your new wheels so they feel as good on the road as they look on your vehicle.
Mag Wheel Repairs
Even though mag wheels are built tough, damage from potholes, kerbs or rough roads can still cause cracks, bends or buckles. Driving on a compromised wheel isn’t just uncomfortable but unsafe. That’s why it pays to have repairs handled by professionals who specialise in mags. At Drury Tires, our team can assess the damage, explain the options, and carry out quality repairs to restore both safety and performance.
Upgrade Your Drive with Drury Tires
Whether you’re after a new set of mag wheels, looking to explore our range of rims and alloys, or needing expert advice on repairs, Drury Tires is here to help. Our team combines local knowledge with hands-on experience to make sure you get the right wheels for your car and your budget.
Get in touch or visit our Auckland workshop today to check out our full range and talk with the team.
Car Mag Wheel FAQs
Mag wheels are lighter than steel wheels, which improves handling and braking. While they’re strong enough for everyday driving in New Zealand conditions, those with heavy duty vehicles might prefer steel for it’s durability.
Yes. Our range includes car mags and alloy wheels for hatchbacks, sedans, SUVs, utes and people movers. We carry a variety of sizes and finishes to suit both practical needs and standout looks.
Absolutely. Many drivers choose a mag and tyre package so they get everything fitted and balanced at once. Our team can recommend tyres that complement your new rims, whether you need performance tyres, touring tyres or all-terrain options.
They can. Because alloys are lighter than steel, they reduce the weight your car has to carry. This can ease strain on the suspension and slightly improve fuel efficiency, especially on longer drives.
