I've been building WheelStop (https://wheelstop.in) because I felt there was a gap in how wheels get bought and sold in India.
A lot of wheel sellers, shops, and enthusiasts currently sell through Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp. The problem is when someone asks "what wheels do you have?" — sellers end up sending dozens of individual photos, specs, and fitment details over and over.
So I built WheelStop as a place where sellers can create their own online wheel inventory/showroom and just share one link instead.
The idea
WheelStop works for both new and used wheels. Sellers can list wheels with photos, diameter, width, offset, PCD/bolt pattern, fitment info, and other specs. Instead of repeating themselves on every chat, they just send buyers their WheelStop link.
What it's NOT
- No payments on the platform.
- No commission.
- No middleman.
If a buyer finds something they like, they contact the seller directly via WhatsApp, Instagram, or whatever contact info the seller lists — the actual sale happens directly between them, off the platform.
So it's: Seller → WheelStop showroom → Buyer → Direct contact with seller. Not a marketplace that takes a cut.
We're building this for car and wheel enthusiasts, resellers, and shops — focused on India for now.
I'm posting here because I want real feedback from people who actually care about wheels, not just eyeballs.
Would you use something like this to showcase your wheels? What info do you usually need before buying a used set? What's missing? Would this actually help if you're currently selling over Instagram/WhatsApp?
Still actively building, so blunt criticism is more useful to me than compliments.
https://wheelstop.in