When replacing a wheel, start with the exact make, model and year for your machine. Compare the full application and the measurements shown on the listing before choosing a reference.
Look at rim diameter and width alongside bolt-hole pattern and offset. Each describes a different part of the specification; matching one measurement does not establish that a wheel suits your machine. Use the full application and reference as well.
Depending on the listing, you may also see position, material, finish or load-capacity details. Check what is actually specified rather than inferring missing information from appearance or another wheel of a similar size.
The wheels in this category are listed individually. If you are replacing more than one, check the quantity and specification needed for each position. Wheel fittings such as fixings and spacers are in a separate range; tyres and inner tubes have their own size and application details.
Compare the complete model, year and part number before choosing a part.