Sell wheels online

To start selling wheels online, you first need to get the relevant vendor licenses. Then you need to decide what type of wheels you want to sell based on your target audience and the business model you wish to employ. Then, you can set up a Shopify store using fantastic web designs and over 80 customizable themes. Shopify lets you categorize your wheels and upload multiple images and videos of them to help you sell even faster.

You can sell wheels online by setting up a Shopify store. You can then pull in more traffic by integrating your store with sales channels, online auto communities, and third-party platforms with large audiences, such as social media sites. Plus, your Shopify store is already mobile-friendly—you can effectively manage the logistics of your store while on the go.

Yes, you can sell wheels on Shopify. You can use Shopify to organize and display, market, and sell your wheels via more than 100 payment gateways. Additionally, the Shopify App Store has over 6,000 apps and plug-ins to give your store an upgrade. You can help buyers find the right wheels for their vehicles by integrating a search engine app like [Year Make Model]( https://apps.shopify.com/year-make-model-advance-search?surface_detail=car&surface_inter_position=1&surface_intra_position=10&surface_type=search) or collect customized wheel orders with live previews. And if you own a physical wheel store, you can use Shopify POS to collect in-person payments and automatically sync your sales with those on your online store.

Price the wheels you sell based on their condition, i.e., whether brand new or pre-owned, materials used to construct them, size, and design. Wheels made from novel materials like carbon fiber and other composites will generally cost more than metal wheels. Customized wheels will also cost more than regular factory-made wheels. Do your market research to have a benchmark to start from based on what your competitors are pricing for similar wheels. If you'll be selling used wheels, factor in restoration costs. Use [Shopify’s free profit margin calculator](/tools/profit-margin-calculator) to ensure you’re not running at a loss.

One good example of an online wheels store is [Throtl](https://throtl.com/collections/wheels), an automotive parts store powered by Shopify. The company uses a four-stage search engine to help buyers find the right wheels, integrating its social media accounts, and offering an optional newsletter signup option to keep its customers engaged.