Even five to ten years ago, most OEM wheels were 14-15-inches. Car enthusiasts have since embraced the progression towards much larger rims.

Recent trends have made custom wheels larger and tires lower profile. The twenty-inch rim served as the gold- standard size in custom wheels for quite some time. But as vehicle manufacturers such as Toyota, Honda, and Chrysler have begun offering standard wheels in sizes 16-18 inches, the custom wheel market has been forced to raise the bar.

2006 reached a new milestone as the first ever 30-inch production wheels were sold to MTV's "Viva la Bam" star and professional skateboarder, Bam Margera.

"Even five to ten years ago, most OEM wheels were 14-15-inches. Car enthusiasts have since embraced the progression towards much larger rims," stated  Grace Wang spokeswoman for Mizati Luxury Alloy Wheels, a distributor of high-quality luxury alloy wheels.

Mizati announced today that it will deliver more large size wheels (26"-30") to the market during 2007.

"The popularity of our 26-inch wheels last year gave us some great ideas for 2007," noted Wang.