Campervan Wheels For Sale | The Dub Hut

Campervan Wheel Fitting Across Kent

At the Dub Hut we are fully qualified and highly experienced in sourcing and fitting campervan wheels. If you have a particular wheel or alloy style in mind, please get in touch with us. We would love to help you find the look and fit that makes your campervan feel like it’s really yours.

Custom Wheels

Our customers are so passionate about their campervans, not just when it comes down to choosing the interior but also the exterior.

It’s one of the most fun parts of owning a custom campervan.

We offer a huge range of wheels from 17″ all the way up to 20″. Our specialist team can offer the right wheels and tyres for your journey.

Wheel offers & sales

We regularly host wheels offers and sales. All wheels are in the U.K. and readily available for order and fitting.

Pop in and see us to book your van wheel fitting. Our team operate a wheel fitting service in-house to ensure your van is back on the road in no time.

Please get in touch for a good deal on your wheels.

Choosing Van Wheels

Upgrading the wheels on a campervan can improve appearance, handling, and sometimes payload compatibility. It’s important to choose wheels designed for the weight of a van rather than just what fits the bolt pattern.

Common sizes

Popular campervan sizes include:

16-inch – common on many medium and large vans.
17-inch – popular upgrade that balances looks and ride comfort.
18-inch – sportier appearance but usually lower-profile tyres.
20-inch – mainly for show vans; can reduce ride comfort and increase tyre costs.

Steel Wheels

Pros:

Typically lower cost compared to alloys.
Very durable and easier to repair if bent.
Better suited to harsh commercial use.
Often available with very high load ratings.

Cons:

Heavier than alloys.
More basic appearance.
Can rust if paint is damaged.

Alloy Wheels

Pros:

Lighter, which some people feel can slightly improve steering experience.
Better heat dissipation for brakes.
Wide range of designs and finishes.
Can significantly improve the camper’s appearance.

Cons:

More expensive than steel.
Can crack rather than bend after severe impacts.
Some decorative alloys are not suitable for heavy campervans.

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