7070 Southwest Freeway

Houston Texas, 77074

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Mon – Sat 9:00am – 8:00pm

7070 Southwest Freeway

Houston Texas, 77074

Send your mail at
[email protected]

Working Hours
Mon – Sat 9:00am – 8:00pm

Call Us at
713-291-2511

Custom Paint Or Powder Coat Your Wheels Today!!!!

In order to assist you create the ideal distinctive style that nobody else has, Houston Wheel Repair offers both custom wheel painting and powder coating services..

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HOUSTON WHEEL REPAIR

Since its founding in 1996, Houston Wheel Repair (HWR) has grown to be the top supplier of custom and specialty finishes in the sector. We have been in the vehicle & wheel business for more than 25 years, longer than anyone else with the same ownership. We contributed to Houston's wheel and tire industry's modern innovations. The "SAME DAY RIM REPAIR" service was first introduced by HWR in the late 1990s.

Our innovations are deeply ingrained in who we are. Today, we are delighted to offer Powder Coating, a cutting-edge technology in powder coating that combines eco-friendly clean pre-treatment with improved application techniques and pulse power technology. Fusion Coating is a patented process.

Powder Coating Wheels in Houston, TX (Durable, Factory-Smooth Finish)

Want a finish that looks better than paint and holds up to Houston heat, brake dust, road salt, and daily driving? Our wheel powder coating service gives your rims a tough, even, long-lasting coating with a clean, factory-smooth look—available in everything from gloss black to matte, satin, metallic, two-tone, and custom colors

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At Houston Wheel Repairs, we don’t do “quick spray” shortcuts. We prep the wheel the right way so the coating bonds properly and looks flawless.

What Is Wheel Powder Coating?

Powder coating is a baked-on finish applied electrostatically, then cured in an oven. Compared to traditional paint, powder coating is:

  • More durable and chip-resistant

  • More consistent (even coverage, smoother finish)

  • Better for long-term protection against corrosion and oxidation

  • Ideal for color changes and custom looks

Powder Coating Services We Offer

  • Gloss Black / Satin Black / Matte Black (most requested)

  • Hyper Silver / Gunmetal / Graphite

  • Bronze / Gold / Copper tones

  • White / Off-white / “Storm” finishes

  • Transparent clears and protective topcoats

  • 100's more specialty colors

Custom options:

  • Two-tone (faces + barrels different colors)

  • Multi-color designs

  • Color-matching to calipers, accents, or vehicle theme

  • Clear coat upgrades for extra protection

Our Wheel Powder Coat Process

We focus on results that look OEM (or better) and last

  • Inspection & wheel prep
    We check for bends, cracks, curb rash, and prior repairs. If your wheel needs straightening or refinishing first, we’ll recommend it before coating.

  • Stripping & cleaning
    Old paint, clear coat, and contaminants are removed so the finish bonds correctly.

  • Surface correction
    We smooth imperfections (curb rash, scratches, oxidation) and prep the wheel for an even finish.

  • Powder application
    Powder is applied evenly for full coverage and clean lines.

  • Oven cure
    The wheel is baked to lock in the coating and deliver a hard, durable finish.

  • Final quality check
    We inspect for uniform coverage, proper curing, and a clean finish before it leaves our shop.

Why Houston Drivers Choose Powder Coating

Powder coating is the go-to upgrade when you want wheels that stay sharp longer:

  • Excellent durability for daily driving

  • Resists peeling, fading, and corrosion

  • Easy to clean (brake dust releases easier vs. worn clear coat)

  • Perfect for color changes without replacing wheels

  • Great for trucks, luxury cars, sports cars, and SUVs

How Much Does Wheel Powder Coating Cost?

  • Pricing depends on:

    • Wheel size (18”, 20”, 22”, etc.)

    • Finish type (single color vs. two-tone)

    • Level of damage / prep required

    • Whether you’re doing all 4 wheels or a single wheel

    We’ll give you a clear, no-pressure quote—call or submit photos for an estimate.

Powder Coat vs. Paint: Which Is Better?

  • If you want maximum durability, powder coating usually wins. Traditional paint can be great for certain OEM touch-ups, but powder coating is typically the better option for:

    • Long-term wear resistance

    • Uniform coverage

    • Stronger finish against chips and corrosion

    If you’re not sure, we’ll recommend the best finish for your goals and budget.

Powder Coating FAQ

How long does powder coating take?
Most sets are completed in a few days depending on prep, color choice, and workload. We’ll give you a realistic turnaround when you book.

Can you powder coat over an existing finish?
For best results, we typically strip and prep properly so the coating bonds correctly and doesn’t fail later.

Do I need to remove the tires?
In many cases, yes—especially for full coverage and professional results. We’ll tell you what’s needed for your wheel type.

Can you fix curb rash before powder coating?


Yes. We can refinish the wheel first, then coat it so the final result looks smooth and uniform.

Is powder coating safe for alloy wheels?

Yes—when done correctly with proper prep and controlled cure temps.

Do you offer two-tone or custom designs?
Yes. Two-tone and custom color setups are available—tell us what look you’re going for.

Other Services

How We Work

Bent Wheel Repair Houston

Bent Wheel Repair

Your wheel's inner or outer lip may bend as a result of potholes, curbs, traffic obstructions, and debris. Uneven tire wear, high-speed vibrations, and even your vehicle's safety itself may arise from this. The majority of the time, bent wheels may be skillfully fixed by the experts at Bent Wheel Repair using our high-tech hydraulic system and accuracy measuring indicator equipment. After the wheel-straightening procedure is finished, the wheel is prepared for the tire to be mounted, balanced, and reinstalled on your car to get you rolling again smoothly and safely.

Curb Rash Repair

Even the greatest drivers occasionally make ugly scratches, scrapes, or dings on their wheels, which are a crucial component of the overall look of their vehicle. I Just Hit A Pot Hole's qualified and experienced specialists repair your wheels to their original beauty if you have damage to them as a result of striking a pothole, hitting a curb, running over road debris, or any other accident.

When fixing cosmetic wheel damage, we remove the wheels from your car and clean, repair, prime, paint, and bake on a clear coat for longevity and protection.

Cracked Rim Repair

Wheels with cracks are a problem for both aesthetic and safety reasons. Cracks are ugly from a cosmetic standpoint and are prone to cause corrosion. The safety of your car is a more urgent worry because cracks progressively grow over time. A cracked rim will have reduced integrity and may result in problems with the steering, suspension, and tires. The wheels are initially checked for any cracks. Only rims that comply with our exacting safety standards will be fixed. Our skilled specialists repair the damaged region with welding or CNC machining after removing the wheel from the vehicle.

Bent Wheel Repair Houston

Bent Wheel Repair

Your wheel's inner or outer lip may bend as a result of potholes, curbs, traffic obstructions, and debris. Uneven tire wear, high-speed vibrations, and even your vehicle's safety itself may arise from this. The majority of the time, bent wheels may be skillfully fixed by the experts at Bent Wheel Repair using our high-tech hydraulic system and accuracy measuring indicator equipment. After the wheel-straightening procedure is finished, the wheel is prepared for the tire to be mounted, balanced, and reinstalled on your car to get you rolling again smoothly and safely.

Curb Rash Repair

Even the greatest drivers occasionally make ugly scratches, scrapes, or dings on their wheels, which are a crucial component of the overall look of their vehicle. I Just Hit A Pot Hole's qualified and experienced specialists repair your wheels to their original beauty if you have damage to them as a result of striking a pothole, hitting a curb, running over road debris, or any other accident.

When fixing cosmetic wheel damage, we remove the wheels from your car and clean, repair, prime, paint, and bake on a clear coat for longevity and protection.

Cracked Rim Repair

Wheels with cracks are a problem for both aesthetic and safety reasons. Cracks are ugly from a cosmetic standpoint and are prone to cause corrosion. The safety of your car is a more urgent worry because cracks progressively grow over time. A cracked rim will have reduced integrity and may result in problems with the steering, suspension, and tires. The wheels are initially checked for any cracks. Only rims that comply with our exacting safety standards will be fixed. Our skilled specialists repair the damaged region with welding or CNC machining after removing the wheel from the vehicle.

Bent Wheel Repair Houston

POWDER COATING

Powder coating your wheel rims has numerous benefits, but here are our top four:

Greater Resistance: Wheel rims are frequently used. In addition to damage from road debris like stones and gravel, exposure to the elements can result in corrosion, chipping, and flaking.

Durability: Your wheel rims are baked at extremely high temperatures in an oven after the powder coating particles are sprayed onto them. In addition to making the particles stick together, baking also enables the powder coating to cure.

Superior Coverage: In comparison to liquid paints, powder coating offers superior coverage.

CUSTOM PAINTING

It can be difficult to give your car the ideal look. When you witness half a dozen cars in town sporting the same styles and finishes, even brand-new, high-end wheels from companies like Vossen, Giovanna, or HRE may seem a little too ordinary.

How can you ensure that your vehicle stands out from the competition and embodies your unique sense of style? Making your own special finish for your wheels with a custom paint job or powder coat is one option.

While powder coating claims a harder, more resilient finish that is better suited to single color, complete wheel applications, custom painting typically offers a wider range of colors and design options.

MACHINE FINISHES

A CNC lathe is used to make the Machined Finish wheel. To get the polished-looking finish, the machine digitally analyzes the wheel's shape before the CNC lathe uses a diamond-tipped probe to trim out a hair's breadth of aluminum.

It has a somewhat brushed appearance, but instead of looking like the bottom of a CD, it will catch and reflect light, producing a rainbow spectrum. Given that the clear coat finish has not yet been applied, the wheel in this image does a good job of capturing the rainbow effect.

The brilliance gradually fades after applying the clear coat, yet the effect is still enthralling.

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Bent Wheel Repair Houston

Vehicle Wraps

Compared to vinyl wraps, liquid wraps are more cost-effective. While adding a protective coating on top of your vehicle's original OEM paint job, it allows you the option to change the color of your car. In most circumstances, they may be applied in a matter of hours, dry in a matter of minutes, and, with good maintenance, can endure for many years.

If you want to temporarily alter the appearance of your automobile while offering some protection without lowering its resale value, both liquid and vinyl car wraps might be excellent investments.

Blackout Packages

A chrome deletion car wrap uses black, either in satin, matte, or gloss finishes, to cover the chrome components of your car. Typically, the window trim, grille, or area around the headlights are made of chrome. Chrome deletion wraps from Metro Restyling come in 2, 3, or 4-inch widths. Place an order with KPMF, Avery Dennison, or 3M.

Instead of the fairly tacky chrome trim look, full or partial chrome deletion wraps give your car a more aggressive appearance. Chrome erase wraps normally last 5-7 years, while there may be an exception for harsh environments or places where vinyl film is used.

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Blackouts

Wraps

Custom Painting

Body Painting

Vehicle Wraps


Compared to vinyl wraps, liquid wraps are more cost-effective. While adding a protective coating on top of your vehicle's original OEM paint job, it allows you the option to change the color of your car. In most circumstances, they may be applied in a matter of hours, dry in a matter of minutes, and, with good maintenance, can endure for many years. If you want to temporarily alter the appearance of your automobile while offering some protection without lowering its resale value, both liquid and vinyl car wraps might be excellent investments.

Blackout Packages

A chrome deletion car wrap uses black, either in satin, matte, or gloss finishes, to cover the chrome components of your car. Typically, the window trim, grille, or area around the headlights are made of chrome. Chrome deletion wraps from Metro Restyling come in 2, 3, or 4-inch widths. Place an order with KPMF, Avery Dennison, or 3M.

Instead of the fairly tacky chrome trim look, full or partial chrome deletion wraps give your car a more aggressive appearance. Chrome erase wraps normally last 5-7 years, while there may be an exception for harsh environments or places where vinyl film is used.

Regular spray-painted wheels were never able to accomplish what wheels with a machined face could. The wheel's surface is rotated as a machine delicately scrapes away a small layer from it. This reveals a uniform, glossy, and smooth metal surface. The clever "paint in the pockets" appearance can also be left behind if the wheel had previously been painted; in this case, the remaining surface is a pattern of the exposed raw metal and previous paints.

On a Murdered Out car or truck, everything is black or "blacked out," including the exterior paint, windows tint (typically 20% or less), wheels, insignia and emblems, and occasionally other features like chrome highlights and taillights.

Before painting your car black, all chrome must be removed. Black paint is required for the beltline around the car, any branding or logos, window trim, headlight and brake light rings, and grills.

Brake calipers that have been specially painted are a fantastic way to give your car a splash of color. It offers the car a subdued appearance that doesn't instantly stand out but adds just enough to make it truly yours. Depending on your budget, you can easily remove the brake calipers and paint them or leave them on the vehicle.

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A GUIDE FOR HOUSTON DRIVERS

A damaged wheel doesn’t always mean you need a new one.

Curb damage. A worn finish. A wheel that needs a closer look. Before you buy a replacement, find out what your options are.

Houston Wheel Repair•Houston, Texas•Wheel care guide
Wheel coating in progress. Illustrative footage from the reference page; not a Houston Wheel Repair project.

It can happen in a second. A tight parking space, an unexpected curb, and suddenly the wheel you used to walk past is the first thing you notice.

The next question is usually the same: can it be repaired, or does it need to be replaced? The answer starts with the wheel itself—its condition, its finish and the type of damage.

At Houston Wheel Repair, the first step is a conversation about your wheel. Call 713-714-3855 to discuss what you’re seeing and arrange the next step.

Not all wheel damage is the same.

A scraped edge and a bent rim may look like part of the same problem, but they raise different questions. Appearance is one part of the picture. The wheel’s condition is another.

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Curb rash & surface marks

Scrapes around the edge can spoil the look of a wheel. Ask what refinishing would involve for your wheel’s material and finish.

02

Bends, cracks & impact damage

Damage from an impact needs an inspection before anyone can recommend a repair. Describe any vibration or air loss when you call.

03

A tired finish or a new look

If you’re considering a color change or fresh finish, ask about available options, preparation and care.

The finish makes a difference.

Color changes the whole character of a wheel. So does the work beneath it. When discussing a refinishing job, ask how the existing surface will be prepared and what finish suits the result you want.

Choose a color to preview

Selected preview: Electric Lime

Digital color previews only—not exact paint matches or a list of available finishes. Confirm color, finish and availability with Houston Wheel Repair.

Illustrative wheel with an electric lime finishIllustrative bare aluminum wheel
RAW ALUMINUMELECTRIC LIME
Illustrative finish comparison from the reference page. Not a claim of work completed by Houston Wheel Repair.

A useful quote starts with the right details.

There isn’t one number that tells the whole story for every wheel. Size, damage, finish and the work involved all matter. Have these details ready when you call:

Your vehicleYear, make and model
Your wheelsWheel size and number affected
The damageWhat happened and what you notice
Your goalRepair, refinish or a different look

Ask what’s included in the estimate, whether the wheel needs to be inspected in person and how to prepare for your visit.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR WHEELS

Start with a call.
Know your next step.

Tell Houston Wheel Repair what happened, what you drive and what you’d like to change.

Call 713-714-3855 ↗

Speak with Houston Wheel Repair about your repair options.

What to expect next.

1

Discuss your wheel

Explain the damage or the finish you have in mind.

2

Confirm the right approach

Ask about inspection, repair suitability and the scope of work.

3

Plan your visit

Confirm pricing, availability and drop-off details directly with the shop.

Questions before you call.

Can every damaged wheel be repaired?

No. The type and extent of damage determine whether repair is appropriate. An inspection may be needed before a recommendation can be made.

How much will my wheel cost to repair?

Call 713-714-3855 with your vehicle details, wheel size and a description of the damage. Confirm your estimate directly with Houston Wheel Repair.

Can I change the color of my wheels?

Ask about the finishing options available for your wheels, including your preferred color and the preparation required.

How long will it take?

Timing depends on the work and current availability. Confirm the expected turnaround when you discuss your job.

Should I bring my vehicle or just the wheels?

Call first to confirm the shop’s address, appointment availability and the best drop-off arrangement for your job.

HOUSTON WHEEL REPAIR

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Houston Texas, 77074

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Phone Number:

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7070 Southwest Fwy, Houston, TX 77074, USA

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Office: 7070 Southwest Freeway

Houston Texas, 77074

Get In Touch

Assistance Hours

Mon – Sat 9:00am – 8:00pm

Sunday – CLOSED

Phone Number:

713-291-2511

7070 Southwest Fwy, Houston, TX 77074, USA

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