Clear wheel photos. A more useful assessment.
Photos are optional. If you have them, a full-wheel view and a close-up can help us understand the damage and finish before we contact you.
Photos optional · 9 am–6 pm daily · Appointment confirmed after review
You can request a quote without photos
Complete the vehicle, service, location and contact steps even if you cannot take photos now. Use the additional details box to describe scratches, curb damage or a desired color. We will contact you if more information is needed.
If you add photos, show the wheel and the damage
- Start with the full wheel. Keep the rim edge and wheel face in view so we can understand the finish and the location of the marks.
- Add a close-up. Show the scraped or chipped area in even light. Hold the camera still and check that the surface is in focus.
- Use another angle if needed. Reflections can hide marks. A second angle can make the affected area clearer.
- Identify each wheel. For more than one wheel, explain in the notes which images belong together. The number of photos is not the wheel count.
What a close-up can show
This existing portfolio example shows the rim edge and surface detail. For your own quote, send current, unedited photos; you do not need to create a before-and-after collage.
For a wheel color change
Show the current finish if possible and describe the color you want. The blue and gold portfolio examples can help explain your preference, but a screen image is not an exact color specification. We confirm the finish and scope with you.
Upload limits
The form accepts up to six JPG, PNG or WebP images, each up to 20 MB before processing. If your phone uses HEIC, export the photo as JPG first. Selected files are resized in your browser before submission; you can remove them before sending.
Upload pictures of the wheels only. Avoid personal documents or unrelated details. Read the privacy notice for how your request and attachments are handled.
Ready to describe the work?
Read about curb rash repair, refinishing or pricing factors, then start your quote. Photos help the conversation; pricing and appointments are confirmed after review.