Is "Hollander" a viable wheel numbering system?

[Kira]

I have a Hollander number I would like to verify.
It's #560-68247...fairly sure it's a 17" Saab wheel ca. 2005
I have searched here and on the internet but cannot find a "Hollander Number Look Up" site.

Is Hollander still around? Is it the numbering system the industry uses?

 

[bdcardinal]

I think its just used for salvage yards.

 

[UNC054]

I would say yes as I've been able to find it useful when cross-referencing OE wheels on Ebay/online to get a replacement on occasion.

 

[The_Jeff]

You need a subscription to Hollander, they don't provide the cross reference info out of the goodness of their hearts. Junkyards and others in the business subscribe.

You can try salvage yards on car-part.com on the off chance they mention the number. But you'd have to search by year, make, model.

 

[slacktide_bitog]

Yes, the Hollander Interchange has been around along time. It's used by junkyards to find parts that are interchangeable with other parts/cars.

There are Hollander lookup sites, but they are pay sites