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Fitment On The Exchange

Will it fit? We already know.

Used doesn't mean uncertain. Every listing on the Exchange runs through the same fitment engine that powers Fitment Industries and Custom Offsets — the one sitting on 180K+ real, photographed builds.

01 · Start With Your Car

Tell us once, shop everything.

Shop What Fits

Prefer plates? The homepage finder takes license plate and VIN too. Your vehicle follows you across every page — and saves to My Garage, the same garage you use on FI and CO.

02 · Three Checks On Every Listing

How used gear gets fit-verified.

Catalog spec-check

Sellers pick the exact part from our catalog, so bolt pattern, offset, bore, and size prefill from factory data — then a spec-check verifies photos match before the listing goes live.

Fitment engine match

With your vehicle set, search only shows what the engine says works — the identical question our retail sites ask, answered from the same data. "✓ Fits your car" chips on every card.

Gallery-verified

The badge nobody else can copy: Verified on your exact chassis — this part, photographed on a real build of your car in the Fitment Gallery.

03 · Speak Fitment

The specs, decoded.

SpecWhat it meansWhy it matters used
Offset (ET)Distance from the wheel's mounting face to its centerline, in mmDecides poke vs. tuck — and whether you'll rub. Non-negotiable number on every wheel listing.
Bolt patternLug count × circle diameter (e.g. 5×114.3)Wrong pattern = doesn't bolt on. Prefilled from catalog so it can't be fat-fingered.
Center boreThe hub hole diameter, in mmUsed wheels often come with hub rings — listings say if they're included.
Width & diametere.g. 18×9.5 — sizes in inchesDrives tire choice and clearance. Sets list all four corners for staggered fitments.
DOT dateTire manufacture week/year, stamped on the sidewallRequired on every set listing — the Exchange caps tire age in the rules.

Do the math yourself.

Offset comparisons, tire size changes, bolt-pattern lookups — the full family toolbox.