Sell Your Wheels

We buy only OEM stock factory original aluminum alloy and steel wheels and rims
Please send us a picture of the wheel you are looking at selling
Payments will be mailed to you in the form of a check up to 3 business days after we receive the wheel(s)
Tracking information must be provided to buyer to insure prompt payment

To the right is the grading scale used when we purchase wheels. No one likes surprises and so you may wish to grade your wheels and let us know. Also keep in mind that the first thing we do when we inspect a wheel is to make sure that it is straight. You may want to ask a professional at a tire shop to inspect your wheels on a wheel balancer. At a minimum, and we strongly recommend this, you can roll the wheel across your garage floor and look at the lips (sided of the wheel to see any visible hops as it rolls. It would be easy to miss some bad wheels using this method, but it is better than no inspection at all. In addition, it is very important that the bead area of the wheel (Area where tire seals against wheel) is not damaged. This surface needs to be inspected after the tire has been dismounted from the wheel to insure that it is a smooth surface. Even the least bit of pitting or peeling on the bead / mounting surface of your wheel can cause it to be of no value.

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Grading Scale

A+

NEW Brand new. Never mounted. No flaws on front or back of wheel.

LIKE NEW Looks brand new but has been mounted. No flaws on face of wheel. What you would expect if you bought a new car from the dealer. May have some brake dust on the back or mounting residue on rim flange.

A-

VERY GOOD Looks new from a 10' (ten foot) distance. Minor scratch on lip at worst such as a barely noticeable wheel weight mark. Typical new take-off.

B+

VERY GOOD Looks new from a 10' (ten foot) distance. A few very minor scratches. Imperfections on the center area and or lip area.

GOOD Noticeable scratches at a 10' (ten foot) distance, but just a few. Good at first glance. No major scrapes. Bright uniform finish.

B-

GOOD Has minor curb scrape, but no missing metal. Otherwise "B" grade. OK for chrome plating with no repair work.

BAD Many scratches and or scrapes and or pits. Bad finish. Very worn wheel. OK for chrome plating, but may not re-chrome well.

D+

DINGED Indented metal up to .5" (one half inch). Otherwise "B" grade or better. Safe for use. No damage to bead area. Would need repair before chrome plating.

TERRIBLE Indented metal greater than .5" (one half inch). Bad finish as "C" grade. Safe for use. No damage on bead area. Would need repair before chrome plating.

Raw or stripped, No paint on wheel

Paint is no match at all to OEM finish. Could even be a different color.

Bent but can be repaired.

F-

Cracked but can be repaired.

Junk or Scrap