What is an OEM Option?

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”

What is an OEM Style versus a Style?

A Style most often describes the number and shape of spokes (e.g., “5 V Spokes”) and is standardized across all Makes.

An OEM Style is whatever the OEM uses to describe the shape of its wheel, hence it is not standardized across all Makes.

For example, BMW uses a numeral (e.g., “202”) for its OEM Style.

560-59604 is BMW OEM Style 202

560-59605 is BMW OEM Style 202

For another example, Lexus uses a name (e.g., “Trident”) for its OEM Style.

560-74256 is Lexus OEM Style Trident

560-74300 is Lexus OEM Style Trident

What is the convention for assigning Hollander Interchange numbers?

The convention for assigning Hollander Interchange numbers above 2000 is:

Acura	71630	thru	72129
Alfa Romeo	58130	thru	58629
Audi	58630	thru	59129
BMW	59130	thru	59629
	71150	thru	71629
	86000	thru	86999
Chrysler	2000	thru	2999
Cooper	59130	thru	59629
	71150	thru	71629
	86000	thru	86999
Fiat 500	61630	thru	62129
Ford	3000	thru	3999
	10001	thru	10999
General Motors
Domestic,
Buick	4000	thru	4499
Cadillac	4500	thru	4999
Chevrolet/GMC	5000	thru	5999
Oldsmobile	6000	thru	6499
Pontiac	6500	thru	6999
Saturn	7000	thru	7999
Standard Steel Type	8000	thru	8999
Foreign (includes GEO)	60130	thru	60629
Honda	63140	thru	63629
	63630	thru	64129
Genesis	70630	thru	71129
Hyundai	70630	thru	71129
Infiniti	73630	thru	74129
Isuzu	64130	thru	64629
Jaguar	59630	thru	60129
Jeep	9000	thru	9999
Kia	70630	thru	71129
	74530	thru	75129
Lexus	74130	thru	74629
Mazda	64630	thru	65129
Mercedes-Benz	65130	thru	65629
	85000	thru	85999
Mitsubishi	65630	thru	66129
Nissan	62130	thru	62629
	62700	thru	63129
Porsche	67130	thru	67629
Rover	72130	thru	72629
Saab	68130	thru	68629
Scion	69130	thru	69629
	75150	thru	75699
Subaru	68630	thru	69129
Suzuki	72630	thru	73129
Toyota	69130	thru	69629
	75150	thru	75699
Volkswagen	69630	thru	70129
Volvo	70130	thru	70629

What is an Ident number?

An Ident number is a number impressed or embossed on the back of a wheel.

In the example herein, the Ident number is 6790606.

Entering 6790606 into the search box reveals the Hollander Interchange number for this wheel is 560-71387.

An OEM manufacturer stock number — which often does not appear on the back of a wheel — is treated like an Ident number and, when available, can also be entered in the search box to reveal the Hollander Interchange number for the wheel.

Why are the values of a filter not sorted in numeric order?

Using BoltCount for example, the value of "10" appears before the value of "3".

This is because the values of a filter are sorted alphabetically, not numerically.