GMC Safari Wheels

I've been mounting wheels on GMC Safaris since the early days—we're talking 1995 through 2005 models, and I've had plenty of them roll through the bay over fifteen years. Your Safari's running a 6x139.7 bolt pattern with a 78.1mm hub bore, and that's the spec I'm checking first when you bring it in. OE rim diameter runs anywhere from 16 to 30 inches depending on your year and trim, and I keep the common sizes on the rack so we're not waiting around.

For fitment, I stock everything from straight OE-style replacements—16-inch steel or alloy, same look as factory—up through plus-size upgrades if you want a more aggressive stance. Gloss black, machined finishes, bronze—I've got options. The thing people don't always think about is offset and brake clearance. I run the numbers on every fitment before we order, make sure the wheel sits right in the hub without rubbing the caliper or the inside of the fender. For a Safari, you're usually safe in the 0 to +25mm offset range, but I verify it against your specific year and suspension setup.

When your wheels land, my crew does the full install in-house. We hub-centric fit everything, seat the spigot ring, reseat and re-code the TPMS sensors, run road-force balance on every one, and torque the lugs to spec. Bilingual service, walk-ins welcome—I answer the phone myself most days, and we're open six days a week. Family-owned shop, no franchise overhead, so you're dealing with the same people every time.

We mount these for folks across Marietta, East Cobb, Roswell, and the broader Atlanta side. Financing through Synchrony Car Care on orders $199 and up, or lease-to-own through Acima if that works better for your budget. Walk in at 1585 Roswell Rd, call (678) 400-6467, or book online below.