PartSpotter displays the current price for a used wheel. Specifically, it displays the lowest price, average price, highest price, and recent change in price.
PartSpotter displays the price for a used wheel cover.
Toyota wheel examples:
Honda wheel examples:
Dodge wheel examples:
Follow the instructions below if you have data in a CSV file format, you are a user of the Wheel Pro edition of WheelSpotter, and your account is designated an administrator for your entity.
Verify the CSV file is in the expected format and content.
Sign-in to WheelSpotter.com and navigate to Records > Upload.
Drag and drop the CSV file from your computer to WheelSpotter.com or click the “Choose File” button to select the file from your computer.
The file will upload automatically and you will receive confirmation of the successful upload.
Data to a user’s Wheel Pro edition app is refreshed upon launching the app when internet connectivity is available, the user is still logged in, and the last refresh was 24 hours ago.
To trigger an immediate refresh, a user can sign-out and then immediately sign-in.
You can upload new files as often as you wish.
This question pertains to the Wheel Pro edition.
For a copy of the template, sign-in to WheelSpotter.com with an account designated as an administrator for your entity, navigate to Records > Upload, and click “Download Template”.
The CSV file is expected to have columns shown in the order below.
An IC Number is expected to have a parttype prefix (e.g., “560-”) followed by five numerals. Padded with zeros, as necessary. For example, “560-06303”, not “560-6303”. No alpha suffix. No left right flag.
If you are a user of the Wheel Pro edition of WheelSpotter, then send a request by clicking here.
Click here to follow these instructions if your entity uses PowerLink, you are a user of the Wheel Pro edition of WheelSpotter, and your account is designated an administrator for your entity.
WheelSpotter requires a device running the latest version of iOS 12 or iPadOS.
The device requires internet connectivity to download WheelSpotter from the App Store, to sign in, and to sign out. The device does not require internet connectivity to identify the Hollander Interchange number for a wheel.
Yes, you can use WheelSpotter on your iPod Touch, iPad and iPhone.
WheelSpotter is licensed per device. So, remember to sign out of a device before attempting to sign in to another device.
If you want to use WheelSpotter simultaneously on more than one device, contact us for an additional license.
Usage is measured by the Interchange (IC) Number views.
An IC Number view is when the single, large watermarked image is displayed.
The ten most recent images are saved in More > History. There is no expiration.
However, it’s a rolling set of ten images so when a new image is stored, the oldest image is removed from History.
To remove an image, simply take additional images. If ten new images are stored, all the prior images are removed from History.
An OEM Option is whatever nomenclature the OEM has its dealers use to order a vehicle built with a certain wheel. Hence, the values for an OEM Option are not standardized across all Makes.
For example, General Motors uses a three character Regular Production Order (RPO) code (e.g., “Q76”).
560-05342 is General Motors OEM Option “Q76”
560-05272 is General Motors OEM Option “Q76”
For another example, Jeep sometimes uses a trim level (e.g., “Laredo”, “Limited”).
560-09053 is Jeep OEM Option “Laredo”
560-09054 is Jeep OEM Option “Limited”