Player Wire Wheel Dealers
Join our wire wheel dealers and sell genuine Player wheels in your shop. Authorized dealers get wholesale pricing, steady stock and direct support from our team.
What Player wire wheel dealers get
Wholesale pricing
Competitive wholesale pricing on genuine Player wheels and accessories.
Steady stock
Inventory out of Youngstown with 1–2 day delivery across the East Coast and Midwest.
Real support
Fitment, inventory planning and pricing help from Todd, Ron and Greg.
Marketing support
Product knowledge and updates on new designs, finishes and accessories.
Dealer application
Apply to become a dealer
Tell us about your business. We reply within 1–2 business days. You can also email Todd Starr at Dealerimport@aol.com or call (330) 953-2944.
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FAQ
Dealer questions
Still have a question?
Talk to Todd, Ron or Greg about fitment, stock and pricing. Mon–Fri 9–5, Sat 8–1.
Call (330) 953-2944Request a QuoteWho can become a Player dealer?
Tire and wheel shops, custom and restoration shops, and online retailers can apply. Send the dealer application on this page with your business details. After that, we will call you to talk about the next steps and how the Player dealer program works for your shop.
Why buy from an authorized dealer?
Authorized dealers sell genuine Player wheels with the factory warranty. Counterfeit or unauthorized wheels are not covered by that warranty. If you want the 1-year limited warranty on materials and workmanship, buy from Player or from an authorized dealer, and keep your receipt.
Can dealers order custom finishes?
Yes, dealers can order custom finish parts and special builds. That includes spokes, nipples, hubs and outers in gold chrome and rose gold. Tell us what your customer wants when you call, and we will quote it for you as soon as we can.
Do dealers handle warranty claims?
Dealers help their customers with fitment questions and warranty claims. They also work with us on replacements when a claim is approved. Warranty terms and returns are in our terms and warranty page, so both sides know what to expect.
Trusted Tire and Wheel Safety Resources
Before you buy, check your tire size and pressure with these independent groups. Each link opens in a new tab.
- NHTSA: Tire Safety Ratings and AwarenessThe federal agency that sets tire safety rules. It explains tire size, pressure monitoring and tread wear.
- Tire Industry AssociationA tire-industry nonprofit with guides on tire inspection, selection and repair.
- U.S. Tire Manufacturers AssociationTire care and safety tips, plus how to register tires and check for recalls.