Wheelworld Wheel Certificate

Classically sporty, Swiss approved. Your Wheelworld wheels combine classic German wheel design with modern manufacturing – to have them registered at the cantonal road traffic office, you need an official Swiss suitability declaration. At SchweizerFelgengutachten.ch you can order your Wheelworld wheel certificate / wheel report online, with delivery in 1–3 business days, periodic vehicle inspection guarantee and recognition in all 26 cantons. Also known as a wheel report – the content is identical to the suitability declaration.

Important before purchasing: Send us your wheel and vehicle data via the application form. We check free of charge whether we can issue a certificate and confirm coverage within 24 hours.

Wheelworld – Brand Portrait

Wheelworld is a German wheel brand known for solid aluminium wheels with a classically sporty design language. The range includes Y-spoke, multi-spoke and cross-spoke designs for a wide range of passenger car and SUV platforms. Wheelworld targets drivers who value proven German manufacturing quality at fair prices.

In Switzerland, Wheelworld wheels are particularly common on Volkswagen Group vehicles, German saloons and SUV models. A suitability declaration is required in most cases for registration at the cantonal road traffic office.

Covered Wheelworld Models

Can't find your model? Send us the application form with a photo and wheel designation – we check coverage free of charge.

What you receive with the Wheelworld Wheel Certificate

Our Swiss suitability declaration – also known as a wheel certificate – for Wheelworld wheels is an official document with all the information required by the cantonal road traffic office: manufacturer and model designation, permitted tyre dimensions with load and speed index, vehicle combinations with make, model, type and year range, instructions on spacers and wheel spacers, notes on lowering and compliance with the regulations of the Swiss Federal Roads Office (FEDRO/ASTRA). The document is delivered as a PDF by email.

How to Order – in 5 Steps

1. Fill in the application form – vehicle data, Wheelworld wheel designation, tyre size.
2. Receive confirmation – we check free of charge and get back to you within 24 hours.
3. Order online – Wheelworld wheel certificate directly on this page.
4. Receive your certificate – PDF by email in 1–3 business days.
5. Registration at the cantonal road traffic office of your home canton.

Periodic Vehicle Inspection Guarantee

100% pass the periodic vehicle inspection or your money back. Should you fail the periodic vehicle inspection with our Wheelworld wheel certificate, we will refund the full purchase price. Condition: the wheel-vehicle combination must be installed as specified in the certificate.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Wheelworld Wheel Certificate

How much does a Wheelworld wheel certificate cost in Switzerland?

The Wheelworld wheel certificate costs CHF 129.–. The price includes the official suitability declaration (wheel certificate) for the Swiss cantonal road traffic office and the full periodic vehicle inspection guarantee.

How long does it take to create the certificate?

1 to 3 business days after complete data submission. Express delivery within 24 hours via the Premium option.

What documents do I need?

Vehicle registration document (front and back), exact Wheelworld wheel designation with dimension, tyre size and, if applicable, spacers or lowering.

Is the certificate accepted by all 26 cantons?

Yes. Our suitability declarations are recognised by all 26 cantonal road traffic offices in Switzerland.

Is "wheel certificate" the same as "wheel report" or "suitability declaration"?

Yes. These terms are used interchangeably in Switzerland. Officially the document is called a "suitability declaration". Content and recognition are identical.

About Us

SchweizerFelgengutachten.ch is operated by Winterräder Direkt GmbH in Lenzburg (founded 11 December 2008). Over 15 years of experience, Swiss wheel and exhaust system database, customer service in German, French, Italian and English.