Palm Beach County

Rim Repair in Wellington, FL

Mobile wheel repair — we drive to you

Wellington's horse farms and the gravel driveways lining South Shore Boulevard and Pierson Road are rough on the diesel trucks and SUVs that tow to the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center every season — we'd rather show up at the barn than have you leave the farm to chase a repair.

Why Barn Driveways and Trailer Traffic Damage Wheels During the Season

Wellington has a season, and its wheels know it. From January through April the equestrian preserve along South Shore Boulevard and Pierson Road fills with dually pickups towing horse trailers, Range Rovers and G-Wagens shuttling between barns and the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center, and a fleet of visiting exotic cars that don't belong on shell-rock. The barn driveways are gravel, the entries are narrow, and the trailer yards are rutted — gouged lips, rock-pitted faces, and bent barrels are the show-season standard.

The rest of the year it's a normal affluent suburb with the same damage as Parkland: guardhouse turnarounds at Olympia and Palm Beach Polo, paver aprons in Versailles and Grand Isles, and the plaza curbs along Forest Hill Boulevard and Wellington Trace. Lake Worth Road toward the Turnpike is the one stretch that bends wheels on its own — the drainage seams there are bad after any heavy rain.

We come to the barn or the house, which matters when the farm is forty minutes from anything. Truck and SUV wheels up to 24 inches, staggered exotic sets, chrome-look, gloss black, and factory machined faces are all refinished or straightened on-site, and most single wheels are back on the vehicle the same day — before the next class.

South Shore, Pierson Road, the Equestrian Preserve, Olympia: Where We Work in Wellington

South Shore BoulevardPierson Roadthe Palm Beach International Equestrian CenterWellington TraceLake Worth RoadForest Hill Boulevard

Wellington is on our Florida's Turnpike route — the interchanges that bend the most wheels.

Wheel Repair for Wellington's Tow Rigs and Show-Season SUVs

Wheels and rims only — no tires, no mechanical or body work. Everything below is done on-site in Wellington.

By make: BMW · Mercedes-Benz · Porsche · Tesla · Audi · Lexus · Range Rover & Land Rover

100% Mobile · We Come To You

Rim Repair at the Barn, Between Shows

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Text a photo

Send a quick photo of the damage or call (754) 610-5533 for a free, exact quote.

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We drive to Wellington

Home, office, or wherever the car is parked — near South Shore Boulevard, Pierson Road, or anywhere between.

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Done in the driveway

Most single wheels are finished and back on the car the same day, matched to the set.

Wellington Wheel Repair Questions, Answered

Can you come to a barn in the equestrian preserve during the season?

Yes — that's most of our Wellington work from January to April. Give us the barn address and a time between classes, and the wheel is repaired at the trailer. Text a photo or call (754) 610-5533 to book.

My truck's wheels are pitted from the gravel drive — is there a finish that lasts?

Powder coat. It resists rock chips and abrasion far better than paint or the factory clear, and we strip, coat, and cure it on-site. Chrome-look and gloss black are both available.

A trailer or a paver apron bent one of my wheels — is it repairable?

Often. We measure the runout, straighten the lip or barrel if it's within safe limits, and pressure-test the bead. If the wheel is cracked somewhere unsafe to weld, we'll say so.

Do you handle exotic cars visiting for the season?

Yes. Diamond-cut, polished, and factory two-tone finishes on exotic wheels are our specialty, and as a dealership-approved vendor for Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Lexus, Audi and more we work to factory spec.

Like New. Every Time.

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