Wheels Are Our Specialty
View our services below and then click “learn more” for an explanation of exactly what we do and how we do it.
Custom Wheel/Rim Powder Coating
Custom wheel powder coating. 10,000 colors, the highest trained techs and the best equipment and powders available. Usually same-day turnaround.
Wheel Refinishing
Have some older wheels that are leaking, corroded or worse? We do factory spec refinishing including chemical strip, corrosion/damage repair and computer matched painting or powder coating.
Wheel Straightening
We repair over 1000 bent wheels a year with our well trained technicians and state-of-the art equipment. Save hundreds over buying a new wheel. Let us repair yours to like new factory spec condition.
Machined Wheel Refinishing
We are the only wheel business in state equipped with a CNC lathe for factory-spec repairs to machined alloy wheels. Usually same day repairs.
Curb Rash Repair
We repair curb rash, scuffs, and other cosmetic damage to like new condition while you wait for an hour or two in new cozy waiting area.
Cracked Wheel Repair
Expert cracked wheel/rim repairs from our Certified Tig Aluminum welding technician.
Wheel Color Change
Remove marks and update your rims with quality, affordable wheel painting.
Mobile Repair Service
Convenient on-site repairs for wheels, curb rash, and refinishing, ensuring minimal downtime for your operations.
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Our commitment to safety and efficiency makes Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists the leading alloy wheel repair service in Wisconsin. All our technicians go through extensive training to ensure they provide our customers with the best possible results.
If you require any of our wheel repair services, you can contact Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists at (414) 367-2222 or use the form to request an estimate.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alloy Wheel Repair
Have questions about alloy wheel repair, powder coating, wheel refinishing, curb rash repair, cracked wheels, or bent rims? Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions our Milwaukee wheel repair experts receive from drivers, dealerships, body shops, and repair shops throughout Wisconsin.
Can alloy wheels be repaired instead of replaced?
Yes. Many alloy wheels with curb rash, bends, cracks, corrosion, peeling clear coat, or cosmetic damage can be professionally repaired for significantly less than the cost of replacing the wheel. Our goal is to restore your factory wheel whenever it is safe to do so.
How long does wheel repair usually take?
Many wheel repairs can be completed the same day, while more extensive repairs are typically finished within 24 to 48 hours. Temporary wheels may also be available upon request for qualifying repairs.
What types of wheel damage can you repair?
We repair curb rash, bent wheels, cracked wheels, corrosion, peeling clear coat, gouges, missing metal, machined wheel damage, and factory wheel finishes. Our technicians inspect every wheel to determine the safest repair option.
Is wheel powder coating better than traditional paint?
Powder coating provides a more durable finish than conventional paint and offers excellent resistance to road salt, brake dust, and harsh Wisconsin weather. It is an excellent choice for restoring or customizing alloy wheels.
Can you match my factory wheel color?
Yes. We use computerized paint matching technology to closely match original factory wheel colors or create a completely custom finish with thousands of available powder coating colors.
Do your wheel repairs include a warranty?
Yes. Most of our wheel refinishing and powder coating services include a 3-year limited warranty, giving you added confidence in the quality and durability of our work.
Do you remove and reinstall the tires during wheel repair?
Yes. Our Milwaukee facility is fully equipped for tire dismounting, mounting, and Hunter Road Force balancing, allowing us to complete the entire repair process in one location.
Do you offer pickup and delivery for dealerships and repair shops?
Yes. We provide free pickup and delivery within 12 miles of our Milwaukee repair facility for dealerships, body shops, tire shops, repair shops, and detail shops, helping keep your workflow moving efficiently.
Where is Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists of Wisconsin located?
Our state-of-the-art wheel repair facility is located at 4420 S. 108th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53228, conveniently just off I-894/US-41. We proudly serve drivers, dealerships, body shops, and repair facilities throughout southeastern Wisconsin.
Can you repair wheels damaged by Wisconsin potholes?
Yes. Potholes frequently cause bent wheels, cracks, and vibration issues. We use specialized wheel straightening equipment and certified repair techniques to restore many pothole-damaged alloy wheels.