Our Wheel Repair Specialists Make Your Rims Look as Good as New

We make cracks, scuffs and chips disappear in our wheel repair shop every day.

Expert Wheel Repair Services for Damaged Wheels and Rims

Are your alloy wheels suffering from scratches, dents, scuffs and cracks? Maybe your rims are bent out of shape or missing metal. Let our skilled team return them to their original condition.

Wheel Repair Services

Wheel Refinishing

Fix scraped or curbed alloy wheels with our high-quality wheel refinishing.

Wheel Remanufacturing

We repair structurally damaged wheels with welding and precision finishing.

Curb Rash Repair

Remove curb rash, scuffs and other cosmetic damage to restore alloy wheels.

Wheel Straightening

Our safe wheel straightening method returns rims back to factory condition.

Cracked Wheel Repair

We fix cracked alloy wheels to improve performance and restore appearance.

Our Guarantee of Consumer Safety

Above all else, we are committed to providing safe and reliable repairs. We maintain strict service practices that all technicians follow before, during and after a wheel repair.

At Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists, our guidelines – developed by experts – ensure that the wheels have undergone careful inspection before delivery to our clients.

When you trust us with your wheel repair, expect excellent results based on both skill and our dedication to consumer safety.

Wheel Damage Is Hard to Avoid

You can be a safe and cautious driver yet still suffer aluminum wheel damage. Sadly, potholes, debris and accidental curb clips are an inevitability of driving. These incidents can gradually take their toll on your rims.

Why Do Most Wheels Need a Repair Service?

Curb Scrapes

Curb scrapes can cause subtle damage that gradually adds up. Turning the wheel to leave a parking spot can also lead to scrapes and scuffs on the rim. Try to leave a safe distance between your car and the curb when you park.

Potholes & Debris

Potholes and debris in the road often lead to rim scrapes. In some cases, a pothole could even cause a wheel to bend or crack. Some added caution while driving could save you from a trip to the wheel repair shop.

Brake Dust

Brake dust settles on your alloy wheels after you use the brakes. This dust gradually corrodes the metal and causes cosmetic damage to your wheels. Make sure to wash your wheels regularly to avoid future damage.

Tire Punctures

It can be tempting to temporarily continue driving with a flat tire. But driving with a puncture causes bends and cracks in your wheels. Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists can provide expert rim repair in these circumstances.

Chemical Damage

Various wheel cleaners and other cleaning products contain chemicals that corrode the outer coating of your rims. While this damage may be only cosmetic, it often leads to unsightly damage that requires refinishing.