Statewide Arizona Wheel Repair
Arizona's Wheel
Repair Shop
The Mesa workshop behind 300+ five-star reviews takes wheels from every corner of Arizona — bring them in, book a pickup, or ship a set. Curb rash, bent rims, cracked wheels: straight answers, real prices, one specialist on every job.
Wheels repaired to run — trued, welded closed, refinished to match the factory look.
- 5.0
- Google rating
- 300+
- Five-star reviews
- 24h+
- Quoted turnaround
- 2
- Drop-off locations
Seamless workflow
How it works
Three steps, no mystery. You send photos, we quote real numbers, the wheels come back straight.
Send a photo of the damage
Text a clear photo of the wheel — or use the quote form. You get a straight answer on what it needs and what it costs. Curb rash starts at $160/wheel; crack and bend work runs $200–$350 by tier.
Bring the wheels and tires — or book a pickup
Customers bring in the wheels and tires, not the car (it keeps the bench moving and your price down). Can't make the drive? Pickup is available for an added charge depending on location — transport only, the repair always happens at the shop.
Pick up, or we deliver them back
Quoted turnaround is at least 24 hours; straightening often lands the same day when the wheel comes in. Wheeled work is ready for pickup at Mesa or Tempe, or goes back out by delivery.
Straightforward pricing
Published prices, no games
The price follows how you bring the wheel in — bare wheel is cheapest. Curb rash is photo-quoted and starts at $160/wheel.
Photo-quote service
Curb Rash Repair
$160 /wheel — from
Photo quote prices the exact job. Send photos and you get the exact number before any work starts.
Crack & bend repair
By how you bring it in
- Bare wheel brought infirst bend or crack$200
- Wheel + tire brought infirst bend or crack$250
- Whole vehicle (call ahead first)per wheel$350
+$50 each additional crack or bend on the same wheel.
Severely damaged wheels get no published price — Brandon assesses them in person.
If your tire has Fix-a-Flat or sealant in it, there is a $50 cleanup fee when we dismount it — the sealant gets into our equipment and damages it.
Coverage
One shop. All of Arizona.
Drivers from across the state bring wheels to Mesa or Tempe — and customers as far away as New Mexico send wheels in. Pickup is available for an added charge depending on location.
- Phoenix
- Tucson
- Mesa
- Chandler
- Gilbert
- Tempe
- Scottsdale
- Glendale
- Peoria
- Surprise
- Queen Creek
- San Tan Valley
- Apache Junction
- Casa Grande
- Maricopa
- Avondale
- Goodyear
- Prescott
- Prescott Valley
- Payson
- Show Low
- Globe
- Flagstaff
- Yuma
Why drivers statewide come here
The shop other shops send work to
The specialist does the work
The wheel that comes in is the wheel the owner works on — no handing your job down to a subcontractor chain.
5.0 stars, 300+ Google reviews
Every review across the Mesa, Tempe and San Tan listings is five stars. People drive past closer shops to get here.
Wheels-not-car intake
Bringing the wheels and tires instead of the car keeps your price down — $200 instead of $350 per wheel — and keeps the bench moving.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight
Do you come to me?
No — repairs happen at the Mesa shop. Customers bring in the wheels and tires (not the car), and pickup is available for an added charge depending on your location. Pickup is transport only; the work itself is done at the bench.
What does wheel repair cost?
Curb rash starts at $160 per wheel, priced exactly from photos. Crack or bend repair is $200 on a bare wheel, $250 wheel + tire, $350 per wheel for a whole vehicle (call ahead first), and each additional crack or bend on the same wheel is +$50. Severely damaged wheels get assessed in person — no blanket price.
How long does it take?
The quoted turnaround is at least 24 hours. Straightening often comes back the same day when the wheel is brought in — it depends on the day's workload. You get a real timeframe with your quote.
Do you repair the car on-site?
No — bring the wheels and tires rather than the car. A car on stands blocks the bay. If a whole vehicle is the only option, call ahead first ($350 per wheel tier).
What if my tire has Fix-a-Flat in it?
If your tire has Fix-a-Flat or sealant in it, there is a $50 cleanup fee when we dismount it — the sealant gets into our equipment and damages it.
Do you take steel or motorcycle wheels?
Yes, depending on the damage. Send a photo and you'll get a straight yes or no with a price.