Cost & Pricing Guides
Confirmed prices for crack and bend repair, how curb rash and powder coating are quoted, and how to compare quotes.
AZ Rim Repair's crack and bend repairs have fixed, confirmed prices: $200 for the first repair on a bare wheel, $250 with the tire still mounted, $350 for a whole-vehicle visit (call ahead first), and $50 for each additional crack or bend on the same wheel. Severely damaged wheels, such as a missing chunk of metal, are assessed in person by the owner, who gives the price at that point. Curb rash refinishing and powder coating are quoted from a photo, because the cost depends on how deep the damage goes and the finish you choose. The biggest lever you control is how you bring the wheel in. Lowball quotes usually skip the steps that make a repair last: dismounting the tire, balancing afterward and pressure-testing any bend or weld. Repair beats replacement for most curb rash, bends and single cracks; a wheel cracked through the hub or mounting face should be replaced.
How Much Does Rim Repair Cost? Confirmed Prices (Mesa & Phoenix)
Rim repair at AZ Rim Repair costs $200 to $350 per wheel for straightening a bend or welding a crack, depending on how you bring the wheel in: a single crack or bend starts at $200 on a bare wheel, $250 with the tire still mounted, and $350 for a whole-vehicle visit (call ahead first).
Read the guide →Lease Return Wheel Damage: Fix It Before the Inspection
A lease is a long rental with a condition contract attached — you return the car, or buy it, at the end, and the leasing company charges for anything beyond normal wear. Wheels are where that bites hardest. Curb rash you stopped noticing in month three is exactly what a lease-end inspector photographs and prices.
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