Wheel Refinishing Services

Professional Wheel Refinishing for All Brands and Models

Restore or change the appearance of your wheels with the help of the experts at Des Moines Wheel Repair. We specialize in refinishing services that'll make your wheels look brand new once again. You can even choose to have your wheels refinished in a different color than your car's original color.

While wheel refinishing is a job you can attempt on your own, it requires a lot of experience and knowledge to get the job done right. Refinishing your wheels requires a lot of sanding with sandpaper ranging from 600 grit up to 2,000 grit. You would also need to get wheel polish, wheel paint, and clear coat. If you’re going through the trouble of refinishing your wheels, Des Moines Wheel Repair recommends applying a protective strip around the wheels to ensure that they don’t get curbed again.

For the best results, however, you should rely on Des Moines Wheel Repair to get the job done right. The cost of wheel refinishing depends on a variety of factors, including how much damage your wheels have, and commonly ranges between $75 and $225 per wheel. This is still significantly cheaper than purchasing new wheels and is more reliable than trying to find discounted aftermarket wheels.

If you want to upgrade your wheels to a more stylish look, Des Moines Wheel Repair is here for you. We are the oldest wheel repair business in Iowa and are the ones the dealers come to. We stand behind our work. Just conveniently drop your car off, and we'll take care of the rest.

Contact us for a free and accurate on-the-spot wheel refinishing quote! We have veteran and military discounts available. Like us on Facebook and get $10 off your first Des Moines Wheel Repair visit! Call today to get started planning your wheel refinishing service.

Our Comprehensive Refinishing Process

• Repair scratches, pits, or gouges on your wheels: We begin the process by filling in any scratches, pits, or gouges with putty and sanding them down until the wheel surface is restored.
• Prime the wheels: Once the wheel is completely smooth, we'll apply primer to the wheel to ensure the paint will stick correctly.
• Paint the wheels: After priming the wheels, we will then begin the process of painting the wheels the color of your choice. Even if you choose to do the first two steps yourself, we highly recommend you have a professional take care of painting the wheels.
• Apply a clear coat to the wheels: The final step is to apply a clear coat to the wheels. We offer several attractive sheen options, including both flat and glossy finishes.