Curb Rash Repair Technician
spectrum reconPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Job Description:
The Mobile Curb Rim Repair Technician is responsible for traveling directly to customers and restoring damaged and scuffed wheels to factory-like condition using professional refinishing techniques. This is a fully mobile, hands-on role that requires precision, attention to detail, and the ability to deliver dealership-quality results right at the customer's doorstep — no shop required.
Key Responsibilities:
Travel to customer locations throughout the valley to perform on-site wheel repairs Assess and diagnose wheel damage including curb rash, scuffs, gouges, and paint chips Sand, fill, and reshape damaged wheel surfaces to restore original profile Apply primer, base coat, and clear coat finishes with color-matching accuracy Operate power tools, grinders, and finishing equipment safely and effectively Perform quality checks on all completed repairs to ensure customer satisfaction Manage daily route, appointments, and job flow independently Maintain a clean, organized mobile workspace and care for all tools and equipment Communicate professionally with customers and represent the Spectrum Recon brand on the road
What We're Looking For:
Strong eye for detail and commitment to quality craftsmanship Experience with power tools, sanding, and surface preparation (preferred)Ability to work independently, stay organized, and manage a mobile schedule Reliable personal vehicle and valid driver's license required Professional, customer-facing attitude and strong communication skills Positive mindset and eagerness to grow within the company Growth Opportunity This role is a gateway into the full suite of Spectrum Recon mobile reconditioning services. High-performing technicians have the opportunity to expand their skill set, increase their earning potential through performance bonuses and commission, and grow into a senior technician role.
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