Dealerships · Body shops · Auto businesses
Your wheel repair.
Our crew.
On-site cosmetic wheel repair for your inventory or your customers. One batch or ongoing service, with Dan as your point of contact.
Tell us what your business needs. Scope, pricing and visits are agreed with Dan.
01 / Lot walks
Start with the inventory.
Walk through the wheels that need attention and discuss repair suitability before the work begins.
02 / Volume needs
Plan the workload.
Share your repair list or expected volume. We’ll arrange the workload and service schedule around your account.
03 / Planned visits
Set the schedule.
Discuss weekly visits, ongoing service, or help as jobs arise. Timing and access are arranged together.
Business partnerships
One point
of contact.
I’m your contact for rates, scheduling and follow-up. Tell me what your lot needs, and we’ll make a plan.
Experience across customer and account work
5,000+ wheels.
Personally repaired.
My dad and I handle most repairs ourselves. We’ve repaired thousands of wheels for private customers, dealerships and body shops. We’re upfront about what each wheel needs and what you can expect.
From the family’s repair history
“Ken has been our wheel tech since 2017.”
Premier Autos of Dallas · Facebook, May 31, 2023.
Recognition of Ken’s work before Curbside.
Partner with Curbside
Your business.
Let’s make a plan.
Tell Dan your location and the work you need. We’ll agree on the details before a visit.
- Tell us about your business.Location, approximate wheel count and how often you need us.
- Agree on your account quote.Scope and pricing confirmed with Dan before the work.
- Set the visit.One batch or recurring visits arranged around your needs.
Can we arrange weekly visits?
Yes, by arrangement. Discuss your location, preferred timing, access, and current repair needs with Daniel.
Can you repair bends or cracks?
No. Account service is for cosmetic wheel repair. No bend repair, straightening, crack repair, or welding is offered.
What if we don’t know our volume yet?
That’s fine. Choose “Not sure yet” and describe the work you expect to need.