Wheel styles refer to the various designs and shapes of wheels used on vehicles, which can significantly impact both aesthetics and performance. Common styles include spoke wheels, which feature a series of rods radiating from the center, and solid wheels, which have a continuous surface. Each style can be made from different materials, such as aluminum or steel, affecting weight and durability. In addition to functional differences, wheel styles can enhance a vehicle's appearance. Aftermarket wheels offer customization options, allowing owners to choose unique designs, colors, and finishes. Popular styles include multi-spoke, mesh, and deep-dish, each contributing to the overall look of the vehicle.