Car Wheel Visualizer

See wheels on my car

1. Take a clear photoA side or front three-quarter view in daylight, with all four wheels in frame if you can.
2. Pick the wheelA straight-on wheel photo with the full face visible.
3. Upload bothOne car photo and one wheel photo. PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 5 MB each.
4. Compare, then checkLook at the stance and finish. Then confirm offset, PCD, brake clearance and tire size with a wheel shop.

Photos that work

A side shot or front three-quarter view in daylight. Keep all four wheels in frame if you can.

Clean wheels help. A dirty car still works, but dirt and hard shadows make the result harder to read.

• A phone photo is fine.
• Avoid harsh sunlight and deep shade on the wheels.
• Use the original file, not a compressed social media copy.
• For the wheel, show the full face and the lip.

What to compare

Look at the whole car first: does the wheel change the stance too much? Then zoom in on the tire sidewall, fender gap and spoke direction.

If you are comparing finishes, use the same car photo and change only the wheel. The difference is easier to see.

Before you order

A preview is not a fitment check. Offset, PCD, center bore, brake clearance and tire size still matter.

If your car is lowered or has larger brakes, check those first. The wheel guide walks through the numbers.

Read the wheel guide