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Wheel repair in San Luis Obispo County

No need to bring your car in.

Curb rash, scratches and refinishing. Most wheels are picked up where you park. Lighter work can be done on site. Free quotes from photos.

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Gloved hands seating a multi-spoke alloy wheel onto a car's hub.

Picked up or done on site.

Cosmetic wheel repair and refinishing. Your quote says whether it’s picked up or done on site.

  • Curb rash and scrapes

    Rim edges repaired and refinished to blend in.

  • Scratches and gouges

    Deeper marks on the face or spokes, filled and refinished.

  • Factory color refinishing

    Painted wheels matched to the original factory color.

  • Color changes and custom finishes

    Gloss black, satin, gunmetal, or the finish you have in mind.

  • Lease-return repair

    Wheel damage fixed before you turn the car in.

  • Brake caliper painting

    Calipers painted in the color you choose.

A spray gun held over freshly painted gloss-black parts in a bright paint booth.
A black-gloved hand works a soft detailing brush along the tire and rim edge of a gloss-black wheel.
A finished two-tone alloy wheel on a concrete shop floor, more wheels on shelves behind.
A gold mesh-style wheel face with a polished outer lip, lit against a black background.

Before and after.

Before: a silver alloy wheel with brake-dust staining, corrosion and a bare caliper. After: a clean silver finish with a red painted caliper. Drag the handle to compare.

After, example photo: close-up of a clean silver alloy wheel spoke, with a red brake caliper behind it.
Before, example photo: close-up of a silver alloy wheel spoke with brake-dust staining and spots of corrosion, a bare brake caliper behind it.
Example photos. Not a customer job.

Anywhere in San Luis Obispo County.

  • Paso Robles
  • Templeton
  • Atascadero
  • Santa Margarita
  • Cambria
  • Cayucos
  • Morro Bay
  • Los Osos
  • San Luis Obispo
  • Avila Beach
  • Pismo Beach
  • Grover Beach
  • Arroyo Grande
  • Oceano
  • Nipomo

Questions

Do I need to bring my car in?

No. Most wheels are picked up where the car is parked, at home or work, taken to a shop for repair and brought back. Some lighter cosmetic work is done on site. Your quote says which.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the wheel and the damage, so we quote each job from your photos. Quotes are free.

What should I send for a quote?

A clear photo of each damaged wheel, plus your vehicle year, make and model, the wheel size, and your city. Attach photos in the form below, or email them to [email protected].

Can I send a video?

Yes, by email. Videos are too large for the form, so tap Email a video in the form below, or send it to [email protected]. On iPhone, the Mail app offers Mail Drop for large videos; it needs iCloud turned on. The Gmail app sends large files as a Google Drive link automatically.

Can you fix bent, cracked or diamond-cut wheels?

Bent-wheel straightening, crack welding and diamond-cut or CNC-machined faces are specialized work. Send photos and we’ll tell you honestly what’s possible.

Get a free quote.

  1. Send photos of the damage.
  2. Get a free quote by email: pickup or on site.
  3. We pick up and return your wheels, or do lighter work on site.

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Close-up of a silver alloy wheel spoke and lug nut, with the brake rotor behind it.

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