Daily driving through Roanoke's tight parking lots and rough roads often leads to scratched or gouged wheels. Curb rash is one of the most common issues we see—and at Roanoke Wheel Repair, we specialize in fixing it fast and right at your location.

🔧 What Is Curb Rash?

Curb rash refers to the scrapes, scuffs, and gouges on the edge of your rims—typically caused by brushing against curbs while parking. It might seem cosmetic, but left untreated, it can lead to corrosion and lower your vehicle’s resale value.

🛠 Our Mobile Repair Process

We come directly to your home or office and restore your rims in just a few steps:

  1. Assessment – We evaluate the extent of damage on-site.
  2. Prep Work – Sanding and cleaning the area to remove loose debris and damage.
  3. Filling & Smoothing – Using professional-grade fillers to reshape the rim.
  4. Paint & Clear Coat – We match your original rim color, apply fresh paint, and seal with a clear coat.
  5. Polish & Finish – Final buffing to ensure a seamless, like-new finish.

Most repairs are completed in 1 to 2 hours per wheel, with no need to leave your driveway.

💰 Why Repair Instead of Replace?

  • Cost-effective: Rim replacement can cost $300–800+, while cosmetic repair is a fraction of that.
  • Fast: No long waits at a shop—our mobile team fixes it on your schedule.
  • Preserve Value: Restored rims help retain your car’s visual appeal and resale price.

✅ Why Choose Roanoke Wheel Repair?

  • 100% mobile—service where it’s most convenient for you
  • Skilled technicians with years of experience
  • Affordable pricing with high-quality, long-lasting results
  • Serving Roanoke, Salem, Vinton, and surrounding areas

📞 Book Now

Don't let curb rash drag down the look of your vehicle. Contact Roanoke Wheel Repair today for fast, professional rim restoration—right at your doorstep.

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