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The Birth of Mobile Wheel Repair

At the heart of the mid-2000s, a visionary saw untapped potential in the burgeoning mobile wheel repair industry. Our founder’s innovative spirit led to the creation of Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists (AWRS)—a venture that became a cornerstone in the used car and reconditioning trades. Under his leadership, AWRS expanded into the world’s largest wheel repair company of its kind, with a global franchise network responsible for repairing millions of wheels.

The Birth of Mobile Wheel Repair

At the heart of the mid-2000s, a visionary saw untapped potential in the burgeoning mobile wheel repair industry. Our founder’s innovative spirit led to the creation of Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists (AWRS)—a venture that became a cornerstone in the used car and reconditioning trades. Under his leadership, AWRS expanded into the world’s largest wheel repair company of its kind, with a global franchise network responsible for repairing millions of wheels.

Tom Morris and his team pioneered the concept of mobile wheel repair, developing the first-of-its-kind Mobile Reconditioning Facility (MRF)
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a fully self-contained 8′ x 14′ mobile trailer equipped with AC, heating, and a 2-room workshop. Inside the MRF was a state-of-the-art wheel straightening system, the only one of its kind ever endorsed by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). With a filtered prep and paint room built to meet local, state, and federal safety standards, this unit empowered a trained operator to earn over $20,000 per month — all from a mobile, compliant, and professional setup. This innovation redefined what was possible in mobile reconditioning and set the gold standard for the industry.

As the business grew, the mission expanded beyond mobile. Tom’s strategy included the development of 13 advanced remanufacturing facilities, while pioneering on-site wheel refinishing to serve everything from cosmetic repairs to full wheel restorations.
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This approach led to trusted service relationships with major insurance companies, auto dealer groups, and national tire retailers — solidifying the company’s position as the industry’s most reliable wheel repair network.

Among its most impactful collaborations was a partnership with Safeguard, a leading third-party administrator providing extended warranties through dealership finance offices. With a reputation for quality and safety, the company’s national network powered Safeguard’s wheel protection programs.
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This trust led to multiple OEMs — including Mercedes, BMW, Lexus, Toyota, and Porsche — white-labeling the program, using the company’s systems, equipment, and processes as their own. These achievements wouldn’t have been possible without the proven quality, intellectual property, and national infrastructure the company had built.