Wheel and Rim repair services from Dye it Rite

Mobile Rim and Wheel Repair

Curb rash, scratches and worn finishes repaired and refinished on site. Alloy, painted and chrome wheels for dealerships, fleets and vehicle owners.

Close-up of dealership vehicle wheel showing curb rash and alloy damage repaired by Dye It Rite mobile wheel repair technicians

Rim Repair Services

Curb Rash and Rim Repair Where You Park

Curb rash is one of the first things a buyer notices and one of the easiest reasons to ask for a lower price. Dye It Rite provides mobile rim repair and wheel refinishing at your dealership, your fleet lot or your home. Our technicians repair alloy, painted and chrome wheels where the vehicle is parked, so there is no shipping wheels to an off-site shop and no waiting for them to come back. Whether you manage a used car lot or just scraped a curb while parallel parking, the goal is the same: a wheel that looks right again.

We repair curb rash, scratches, scuffs and gouges, restore alloy wheels, repaint painted wheels and refinish the full face of the wheel when the damage calls for it. Technicians color match to factory specifications, including silver, gunmetal, machined and painted finishes, so a repaired wheel does not stand out from the other three. Chrome wheels can be repaired and refinished as well; severe chrome damage may require replating, which we can coordinate for you.

For dealerships, four clean wheels are part of what makes a vehicle front-line ready, and repairing a wheel on the lot is usually a lower-cost option than replacing it. Our scheduled routes are built for volume, so a technician can work through wheels on several vehicles in one visit, for dealership, fleet and rental inventory alike. For vehicle owners, a refinished wheel removes a visible flaw before you sell or trade in, or simply makes the car look cared for again. Our before and after gallery shows examples of our wheel work. We provide mobile rim and wheel repair in Lancaster, Harrisburg, York and throughout our service area.

Related Services

More Mobile Services for Your Vehicles

Wheel repair is often scheduled alongside these services on the same visit.

Why Dye It Rite

Why Dealerships and Drivers Trust Us With Their Wheels

Wheel damage is visible from across the lot, so it pays to fix it quickly and correctly. For a dealership, clean wheels help a vehicle photograph and show better. For a vehicle owner, they are often the difference between a car that looks cared for and one that does not. Getting it done is simple. Call 1-866-364-8748 or request service online and tell us how many wheels need work. Dealerships and fleets usually set up a weekly or biweekly route, and vehicle owners book a one-time visit. A technician arrives in a fully equipped service vehicle, repairs and refinishes the wheel on site, and the vehicle stays where it is.

  • Curb rash repaired and refinished to a factory appearance
  • Alloy, painted and chrome wheel restoration
  • Color matched to OEM finishes, including machined and gunmetal
  • On-site service, so wheels never ship off the lot
  • Wheels on multiple vehicles handled in a single visit
  • Full-time technicians trained through structured programs
  • Weekly or biweekly routes for dealerships and fleets
Dye It Rite technician performing on-site wheel and rim refinishing on a vehicle in a dealership lot

FAQ

Rim and Wheel Repair FAQ

Answers for dealerships, fleets and vehicle owners about mobile rim repair.

Cost depends on the type of wheel, its finish, the extent of the damage and how many wheels need work, so we quote each job rather than publish a price list. Call 1-866-364-8748 or request a quote online. Repairing a curb-rashed wheel is usually a lower-cost option than replacing it, and dealerships on a scheduled route get a service plan built around their volume.

Most single-wheel repairs take 1 to 2 hours. Multi-wheel jobs on the same vehicle can typically be completed in a half day. Because the work is done on site, the vehicle does not need to be dropped off or left at a shop. For dealerships, wheels can be done while the technician is already on site for interior or glass work.

Yes. Curb rash is one of the most common cosmetic issues in dealership inventory, and on alloy wheels it is very repairable on site. We repair curb rash, scratches, scuffs and gouges on alloy and painted wheels, then refinish and color match so the wheel matches its factory appearance.

Yes. We color match to factory specifications, including silver, gunmetal, machined and painted finishes, so the repaired wheel blends in with the rest of the set.

We repair and refinish chrome wheels, though severe chrome damage may require replating, which we can coordinate for you.

Bent and cracked rims are structural problems, not cosmetic ones. Our wheel service is built around cosmetic repair and refinishing, so if a wheel is bent, cracked or causing a vibration, mention it when you call. We will tell you plainly whether it is a job for us or one for a wheel straightening or replacement specialist.

Our technicians cover Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware and New Jersey within about 2 to 2.5 hours of our Harrisburg and Johnstown, PA hubs. That includes Harrisburg, Lancaster, York, Philadelphia, Allentown and Winchester, VA, and the communities in between. We come to dealerships, fleet lots and vehicle owners at home.

Yes. Our scheduled route model is designed for volume, and we regularly repair wheels across multiple vehicles during a single visit. That works for dealership inventory and for fleet and rental operators, including those in New Jersey, who need wheel reconditioning on a schedule.

Service Areas

Mobile Rim Repair Across the Mid-Atlantic

Rim and wheel repair for dealerships, fleets and vehicle owners throughout our six-state service area.

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