"wheeled around" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to suddenly and quickly turn around. Example: The teacher wheeled around and caught the misbehaving student in the act.
As the hall rumbled in time to the music, Robertson wheeled around, in surprise and delight.
She just wheeled around in exasperation and pointed down the road.
As he approached the door, he suddenly wheeled around and handed me my wallet and wristwatch.
The boys wheeled around to Jonah's G-4 computer to go over the script.
He grunted, wheeled around and took the trainer into an arm-bar hold, letting out a satisfied grunt.
Amy dropped what she was doing, went black in the eyes for a second and wheeled around on him.
I don't like it!" Poehler, Fey recounts, "went black in the eyes for a second and wheeled around on him".
Then he wheeled around on the garage attendant who had come up, and took his name and address for smoking.
At another point he suddenly stopped, wheeled around and pointed at a portrait of Franklin Roosevelt behind his desk.
A place in Chinatown where they served dim sum from carts the waiters wheeled around, which had not yet become fashionable.
He laughed and wheeled around and repeated the line to Barbour ("Listen to what I just told him... "), while slapping his fleshy back.
