Protect • Repair • Enhance

Contact Premier Wheel Repair + Powder Coating

Call us at (405) 313-9686, email [email protected], or send the form with a few photos. Our shop is at 800 W Hefner Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73114, open Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Formerly Premier Color and Wheels in Edmond. Same team, same phone number, new shop.

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Tell us your vehicle and what you need. Photos help us answer faster.

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How to reach us

The fastest way to reach Premier Wheel Repair + Powder Coating is to call (405) 313-9686 during business hours, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. You can also email photos to [email protected] or use the form on this page at any time, and we will follow up during business hours.

Finding our shop

Our shop is on West Hefner Road in north Oklahoma City, at 800 W Hefner Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73114. Use the map or the Google Maps link to get turn-by-turn directions from wherever you are starting.

If you knew us as Premier Color and Wheels on West Edmond Road in Edmond, please note that we moved in September 2026. The Edmond location is no longer where we work, so use the Hefner Rd address when you visit, and update any saved directions or bookmarks you have for us.

On Google Maps and Google Search, look for our new name, Premier Wheel Repair + Powder Coating. Some older directories and listings may still show Premier Color and Wheels or the Edmond address while they are being updated, so if you see that, it is the same business.

Before you drive over: give us a call so we can make sure the right person is available to look at your vehicle when you arrive.

What to include in your estimate request

The more we know up front, the more useful our first answer will be. You do not need all of this, but each item helps.

Your vehicle

Year, make and model. It tells us the wheel and caliper design and, often, the factory finish.

What you want done

A repair, a color change, a coating, or a mix. If you are not sure, describe the problem and we will suggest the right service.

How many wheels or calipers

One damaged wheel and a full set are very different jobs, so let us know the count.

Wheel size

Printed on the tire sidewall, for example 225/45R18, where the last number is the wheel diameter in inches.

Color or finish ideas

For powder coating or caliper painting, a paint code, a photo of a car you like, or a color name all help.

Your timing

If you need the car back for a trip, a lease return or an event, tell us the date so we can plan around it.

How to take photos of wheel damage

Good photos let us tell cosmetic damage from structural damage and give you a more accurate estimate. A phone camera is all you need.

  1. Shoot in daylightNatural light shows scratches and color best. Avoid direct sun glare or dark garages if you can.
  2. Take one photo of the whole wheelStand back so the entire wheel and tire are in the frame. This shows the design and the overall finish.
  3. Take close-ups of every damaged areaGet within a foot or two of each scrape, scratch or chip. Include something for scale, like a coin or your finger, if the damage is small.
  4. Add an angle along the lipFor curb rash, a shot looking along the edge of the rim shows how deep the gouges go.
  5. Include the calipers if you want them doneA clear shot through the spokes shows the caliper's size, shape and current condition.

Attach the photos to the form above, or email them to [email protected] with your name and phone number.

What happens after you contact us

  1. Step 1

    We review your request

    We read your message and look at any photos to understand the damage or the look you want.

  2. Step 2

    We follow up

    We reach out during business hours with questions, options, or a first estimate.

  3. Step 3

    We look in person

    For most jobs we confirm the details by seeing the wheels or calipers at the shop.

  4. Step 4

    We schedule the work

    Once you approve the plan, we set a time that works for you.

Common reasons drivers get in touch

If one of these sounds like you, mention it in your message. It helps us point you to the right service straight away.

“I scraped a curb”

Scrapes and gouges along the edge of the wheel are one of the most common reasons people call. See curb rash repair.

“My steering wheel shakes after a pothole”

A vibration after a hard hit can mean a bent wheel. Have it checked before long drives. See bent wheel repair.

“My lease is ending”

Damaged wheels can be flagged at a lease return inspection. Tell us your return date so we can plan the repair in time.

“I want a new wheel color”

A full refinish lets you change the look of your wheels completely. See powder coating wheels.

“My calipers look faded”

Rusty or plain calipers stand out behind clean wheels. See brake caliper painting.

“I want to protect my paint”

A coating helps paint and wheels stay cleaner between washes. See ceramic coating.

Areas we serve

We work with drivers from across the Oklahoma City metro. Whether you are coming from Edmond, where the shop used to be, or from Norman, Yukon or Midwest City, the shop on Hefner Rd is where your work is done.

Contact questions

When will I hear back after I send the form?

We reply during business hours, Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. Messages sent in the evening or over the weekend are picked up when the shop opens. If your question is urgent, calling (405) 313-9686 during business hours is the quickest way to reach us.

Can you give me an estimate from photos?

Photos often let us give you a useful first estimate and tell you which service you need. Some damage, especially bends, cracks and specialty finishes, needs to be seen in person before we can give a firm quote. We will tell you which applies to your wheels.

Is the Edmond location still open?

No. In September 2026 we moved from West Edmond Road in Edmond to 800 W Hefner Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73114, and changed our name from Premier Color and Wheels to Premier Wheel Repair + Powder Coating. The team and phone number did not change.

Are you open on weekends?

No. The shop is open Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM and closed on Saturday and Sunday. You can still send the form or email photos over the weekend, and we will follow up once the shop reopens on Monday.

Can I email photos instead of using the form?

Yes. Email them to [email protected] with your name, phone number, vehicle and what you would like done. Email is a good option when you have several photos or large files to send.

Do I need to book before bringing my vehicle in?

Please call or send the form before you come. That way we can look at your photos first, make sure someone is free to inspect your vehicle, and set aside the right amount of time for the work you need.

Who will I be speaking with?

Usually Blake Stewart, the owner, who also works on customer vehicles. Because the shop is small, the person you speak with about your wheels is one of the people doing the work. You can read more about the team on our about page.

Ready when you are

Call us during business hours, email your photos, or scroll up and send the form. We will help you figure out what your wheels or calipers need.