Highway Corridor · 13 Cities

Mobile Rim & Wheel Repair Along I-95

I-95 through Palm Beach and Broward is the single largest source of bent and cracked wheels we repair. The interchanges are the worst of it: the Glades Road and Yamato Road ramps in Boca, the SW 10th Street and Hillsboro merges in Deerfield, Atlantic Boulevard and Copans in Pompano, Oakland Park Boulevard and Commercial, the I-595 stack, the airport ramps at Griffin and Stirling, and the long construction runs at Boynton Beach Boulevard and Okeechobee. Milled lanes, steel plates, and sunken drainage seams hit a low-profile wheel like a curb at seventy.

What I-95 Does to a Wheel

The damage is mechanical rather than cosmetic. A bent inner lip, a slow leak the tire shop can't find, a vibration at highway speed, or a hairline crack at the bead seat — all of it invisible from the outside and all of it repairable in a driveway. We straighten the wheel, weld the crack if it's in a safe location, reseal the bead, and pressure-test before it goes back on.

We serve every city along I-95 from West Palm Beach to the Golden Glades, mobile, and most single wheels are back on the car the same day. Pick your city below, or send a photo of the wheel.

Where I-95 Bends the Most Wheels

  • Glades Road and Yamato Road ramps, Boca Raton
  • SW 10th Street and Hillsboro Boulevard, Deerfield Beach
  • Atlantic Boulevard and Copans Road, Pompano Beach
  • Oakland Park Boulevard and Commercial Boulevard
  • The I-595 interchange, Fort Lauderdale
  • Griffin Road and Stirling Road at the airport, Dania Beach
  • Boynton Beach Boulevard and Woolbright Road
  • Okeechobee Boulevard and Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach

I-95 Wheel Damage Questions

I hit a pothole on I-95 and now the car vibrates — is the wheel repairable?

Usually. Vibration at speed after a pothole is almost always a bent lip or barrel, which we straighten on-site and verify with a runout check. If the impact also cracked the wheel, we'll tell you whether the crack is in a location that's safe to weld.

The tire is fine but it keeps losing air since I-95 — what is it?

The rim. A bent lip, a hairline crack, or corrosion at the bead seat lets air out past a perfectly good tire. We find the exact spot, straighten or weld the rim, reseal the bead, and pressure-test it before we leave.

Do you come out to the highway, or do I need to get home first?

Get the car somewhere safe first — home, work, or a parking lot. We're a mobile repair service, not a roadside tow or tire service. A bent wheel with a slow leak is usually driveable for short distances at low speed; a cracked one should be swapped for the spare.

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Hit Something on I-95?

Send a photo of the wheel. Free estimate, mobile repair in your driveway, most single wheels the same day.

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