Cracked Wheel & Rim Repair · Scarborough, Maine
- Starting price
- From $150
- Turnaround
- 4 hours
- Your visit
- Usually ready the same day
Prices and times are estimates. For an exact price, stop by anytime or give us a call.
A crack is one of the most common reasons a tire keeps losing air, and it often doesn't mean you need a new wheel. Our technicians have the experience to repair even severely damaged wheels, usually in about 4 hours.
Bring the whole car and we'll take care of the rest, or just drop off the wheel. We'll give the wheel and tire a detailed inspection to find the full length of the crack, and we only go ahead with the repair if it can be done safely. Once it's repaired, we check the tire, mount and balance it, and put the wheel back on your car. We hold ourselves to a high standard of quality, so you can trust the repair will last.
Signs your wheel is cracked
A slow leak that keeps coming back
The tire loses air again after being patched or reseated.
A visible line in the metal
Often on the inside of the wheel, so it's easy to miss until the tire is off.
After a hard pothole hit
A bad impact can crack a wheel as well as bend it.
How It Works
- 1
Book a time
Pick a time online in about a minute, or give us a call.
- 2
Bring the whole car
Drive it in and we'll take the wheel off for you. Or drop off just the wheel if that's easier.
- 3
Come back the same day
Most cracks are repaired in about 4 hours, so run errands or head to work and pick it up later.
- 4
Drive away
We'll let you know when it's ready. Your tire is mounted and balanced, so you're ready to go.
Get New Tires at the Same Time
Call for a quoteIf your tires are worn, we can get new ones for your vehicle and put them on while your wheels are already here, so it's all done in one trip. Give us a call for a quote.
We will order the tires ahead of your appointment so we have them here when you arrive.
Any wheel we do work on is mounted and balanced free of charge.
Questions
Yes, bring the whole car to your appointment if that's best for you!
Yes. If we find a crack that can't be repaired safely, we'll tell you before doing any work.
Not every one. Where the crack is and how long it is decide whether it can be repaired safely. We'll explain your options and price before we start.
We can straighten it and repair the crack in the same visit.