WheelTryOn

Free tool

How does your car sit?

Upload a photo and get an honest fit check: stance, wheel fit and style, scored out of 10, plus what to change first.

Drop a photo of your car

Side or front three-quarter, wheels in view. Phone photos are fine.

Free, no sign-up. 5 checks a day.

What you get

  • An honest score

    Overall, stance, wheel fit and style match, each out of 10 with a reason.

  • What works and what doesn't

    Wheel gap, poke, ride height and wheel size, read from your photo.

  • What to change first

    Practical next steps in priority order.

  • Three wheels to try

    Picked for your car from our catalogue. See them on this photo in one tap.

  1. 1

    Upload your car

    A side or three-quarter photo from your phone. iPhone HEIC works.

  2. 2

    Get the honest read

    Scores, what's working, and the first things we'd change.

  3. 3

    Try the fix

    Open the same photo in the wheel visualizer with our three picks.

Planning a size change? Run it through the wheel offset calculator first.

Fit check questions.

What does the fit check look at?

Your car's stance (ride height and wheel gap), how the wheels fill the arches (size, width, poke or tuck), and how the wheel design suits the car's lines and color. Each gets a score out of 10 with a reason, plus an overall take.

Is it really honest?

That's the point. It's told to be candid and specific, not flattering. A typical stock car lands around 5 or 6 on stance and wheel fit; a 9 or 10 is reserved for a genuinely dialed-in build.

Is it free?

Yes. You get 5 fit checks a day without signing up.

What photo works best?

A side or front three-quarter shot from about car height, in daylight, with the wheels in view. Very wide-angle phone lenses and steep angles can exaggerate poke and wheel gap.

Can it tell me if wheels will fit?

No. It reads the look from one photo; it can't measure. Use the offset calculator to compare sizes and confirm fitment with your wheel seller before you buy.

What happens to my photo?

It's used for the check and kept so you can open it in the wheel visualizer with one tap. Ask us and we'll delete it.

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