Fitment Lab shows you your own car on a set of wheels you are about to buy, and tells you — from data, not from a picture — whether that set actually fits: bolt pattern, hub bore, diameter, width, offset and brake clearance, checked against your exact vehicle.
A fitment engine with a catalog behind it. Every verdict is computed from published vehicle data and the wheel's listed sizes. Where we don't have the data, the app says so and shows no verdict. It never guesses.
The picture is an AI photo edit of your own photo (or one of our featured cars). It is graded automatically against the wheel's design and against your original photo; a render that fails the grade is flagged on screen.
Built by Michael Bava (AIgent Platform). Catalog data was captured from a retailer's public listings on Sep 2 and Sep 4, 2026 (catalog 2026-09-04-tirerack-d). Prices and stock are as of that capture and are shown as such.
Independent tool. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any retailer. Prices as of Sep 2, 2026. Product names and brands belong to their owners. Wheel reference images come from the manufacturers' own sites and are used only as design references for the render engine (provenance).
We've applied to Tire Rack's affiliate program. Once approved, buy links become affiliate links and we may earn a commission — at no extra cost to you.
Buy buttons open the retailer's own site. We do not sell anything ourselves, do not see your order, and do not set prices. We log that a buy button was tapped (which product, which car) and nothing else — no personal data.
Get in touch for corrections, data errors, or to be told when your car's fitment data lands.