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Exchange Home/ Sell Your Gear
Sell On The Exchange · ~2 Minutes To List

That pile of parts
can fund your next build.

The takeoffs stacked in the corner. The coilovers from the setup before this one. The wheels you swore you'd refinish someday. That's not clutter — that's the down payment on whatever you're building next. List it in about two minutes and take 100% in EE store credit toward new parts, or cash to your bank.

100% in EE store credit 92% if you take cash Prepaid insured labels ~2 min to list
Step 1 of 6 · Your Account

Create your free account — or sign in.

Listing starts here — free, always. Everything below saves as a draft either way; publishing just needs an account. A one-time 90-second ID check flips your listings live.

Create Free Account Sign In On your phone? Quick List → one thumb, five taps
2/6 Step 2 of 6 · What Are You Selling?

Start typing. We know your parts.

Pick a category and search the brand and model. The Exchange runs on the same catalog as the store, so size, offset, bolt pattern, bore, and weight prefill themselves — no measuring, no spec typos, no "I think they're +35."

New Listing — Step 2 of 6
Locked ✓
10 free per page · 100/day · built from your item, condition & photos
Buyers read this. Miles, why you're selling, what's included — honesty here is why Exchange listings don't bounce back.
Pulled from My Garage — the gallery ID rides with the listing, so buyers see the part on your car.
Continue — Condition & Photos →
3/6 Step 3 of 6 · Condition & Photos

Honest grades sell faster.

Grade each wheel against the four-step scale, then work through the photo checklist. Listings with a completed checklist sell 3× faster and almost never come back — buyers know exactly what's showing up.

New Listing — Step 3 of 6
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Why the checklist? Because "9/10 condition, trust me" isn't a condition report. Buyers see every angle before they pay, which is exactly why Exchange orders almost never turn into disputes.

Continue — Price It →
4/6 Step 4 of 6 · Price It With Real Data

No more guessing what it's worth.

We show you what the same item in the same condition actually sold for on the Exchange — not what people are asking on a forum. Set your price, or turn on offers and let the market talk. The same data powers the public Price Guide buyers check before offering.

Boost it — promoted placement

Boost this listing in search and category pages. You pay only if it sells through a promoted spot — nothing up front, ever.

At $850: boost fee $34 if it sells promoted · $0 if it sells organically or doesn’t sell

New Listing — Step 4 of 6
Your asking price

Suggested band: $820 – $900

Based on comparable sales in the last 90 days.

Sale price—
EE store credit (0% fee)—
Cash to bank (8% fee)—
Store credit payout—
Recently sold — similar items
Continue — Ship & Get Paid →
5/6 Step 5 of 6 · Ship & Get Paid

We handle the part everyone hates.

No haggling in a parking lot, no boxing mystery, no "did they really send the money?" Once a buyer pays, everything from the label to the payout runs on rails.

Your label shows up — you never buy postage

Insured, wheel-and-tire-sized labels plus our boxing guide — the same standard our warehouse uses. Drop the boxes at any carrier location. — and add the FI Wheel Box Kit ($38: 4 double-wall boxes, foam discs, stem guards) at listing; it bills from your sale, not your card.

Your buyer checks it — then your money moves

Delivery starts the clock. Your listing photos are the contract — a completed checklist means claims are rare and resolved from evidence, not arguments.

You choose: 100% credit or cash

The window closes and your payout unlocks — you pick the shape it takes below. This choice is required before your listing can publish.

New Listing — Step 5 of 6 · Payout MethodRequired

Required — select how you want to get paid

Continue — Review & Publish →
6/6 Step 6 of 6 · Review & Publish
Before you publish — shipping & materials
Who pays shipping?
Protection
Boxes & materials
Full supplies shop →

*Team Stance price · Materials, extra protection & seller-covered labels come out of your sale at payout. Cancel after materials ship? The card on file from verification covers them — no invoices, no surprises.

One last look, then it's live.

Everything below is what buyers will see. Publishing runs a quick automated spec check (~10 minutes) — then your listing hits the Exchange, your saved-search subscribers get an alert, and the offers start. You’ve got this — and the Exchange has your back: escrow holds the money, a referee settles disputes, and a human answers when you need one.

New Listing — Step 6 of 6
Your listing
Condition · 0 photos
Ships from your ZIP
Asking price— · offers on
Shipping (buyer pays)Priced at checkout · insured, prepaid label
Listing fee$0.00
Your payout at askingSelect a payout method above

Select a payout method and accept the terms to publish

The Math · Exchange vs. The Usual Suspects

Where selling used parts actually nets you more.

Selling a $850 set
Fees
You Net
Protection
Enthusiast Exchange
0% credit · 8% cash
$850 credit / $782 cash
Escrow + specs verified
eBay Motors
~13% + ads
$730 or less
Buyer-tilted claims
Facebook Marketplace
"Free"
$750 after lowballs
None — cash & hope
Forum classifieds
Free
Weeks of bumps
PayPal disputes, maybe

Illustrative comparison for mockup purposes — verify current competitor fees before publishing.

Back To Your Draft Browse the Exchange ~5 minutes · No listing fees · Cancel anytime before it sells
Seller Questions

The fine print, in plain English.

What can't I list?

Bent, cracked, or weld-repaired wheels; tires below 4/32 or older than 6 years; anything without clear photos of the actual item. The Exchange is used parts, not damaged parts — that line is what keeps buyers coming back.

When exactly do I get paid?

Your payout unlocks when the buyer's 48-hour inspection window closes — automatically, no invoicing, no chasing. Take it as EE store credit for the full 100%, spendable across the whole Enthusiast Enterprises family, or send it to your bank as cash minus the 8% fee (about 2 business days). If the buyer opens a claim, the payout pauses until it's resolved against your listing photos.

What if the buyer damages the parts and claims they arrived that way?

Your completed photo checklist is timestamped evidence of condition at listing, and every shipment is insured in transit. Claims are judged against that record — which is exactly why we make you shoot every face, lip, and back before the listing goes live.

Do I have to box wheels myself?

Yes, but you're not guessing — the label email includes our boxing guide with the exact method our warehouse uses (foam disc, valve-stem protection, double-wall boxes). Most sellers reuse the boxes their new set arrived in.

Before You Ask

The questions every seller has.

When do I get paid?

The buyer pays at checkout and the money sits in escrow. It releases after delivery plus the 48-hour inspection window — instantly as EE store credit, or ~2 days to your bank. How the guarantee works →

What does it cost?

Listing is free — always. Take your payout as EE store credit and keep 100%. The only fee anywhere in the building is 8% if you choose cash to your bank instead.

What's my gear actually worth?

Type it into the box at the top of this page — we price against real Exchange sales, not forum wishful thinking. The full Price Guide shows ranges by condition and what the last five sold for.

Who pays for shipping?

Your call at listing time: buyer pays (we calculate it for them) or you cover it and advertise free shipping. Either way the prepaid, insured label lands in your email — you never stand at a counter. Shipping & packing →

What if the buyer opens a claim?

Photos from both sides, your listing evidence attaches automatically, and a human referee rules within 24 hours — the money stays safely in escrow until it's settled. See the resolution center →

Do I get a 1099?

Only if you cross the IRS thresholds — and if you do, the paperwork generates automatically. That's also why the one-time 90-second ID check exists. Marketplace rules →