Does your office chair have wheels? Lawnmower? Skates or bicycles? I bet you have more wheels than you think. They're insidious.

In my life it’s wheels by a long shot. 36 doors. 120 wheels. And that’s counting anything remotely like a door - stuff that’s sus. But all the wheels are 1000% clearly wheels. There are wheels everywhere.

Edit: and I’m NOT counting the little wheels in all my drawers, or any of the many wheels I encounter and use like shopping carts. It’s SO totally wheels. :)

Doing this now, will report back.

Edit:

95 doors, 105 wheels. I didn't count any wheels I couldn't see (inside dryer, etc)

Uh oh, forgot the doors on the cars:

Even: 105 doors, 105 wheels.

a door handle has a latch assembly which is arguably a wheel, as is the turning cylinder, if it has a lock it could have a bunch more "wheels" too, and the "rose' (the round part that covers the hole the cylinder passes through to connect the two handles) could also be a "wheel" depending on your definition.

One could count a hinge as a wheel as well.

I think I got 45 doors and 42 wheels which does not include cars

I'll push back on the gears are not wheels statement. They serve the exact same function as wheels (as in they spin to allow something else to move or spin relative to them), just with teeth to add friction and make the ratios less dependent in the specific diameters and/or flaws in curvature (give them a large thing to grab onto to prevent small variations from having an impact).

Though I'll grant that hinges aren't wheels (while they do have an axle and involve spinning, the hinged object itself is more like the wheel than the hinge.

Also drawers, if they have tracks, have 2 or 4 wheels each.

26 doors and 7 wheels for me