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The Portland – Vancouver area ’ s specialist in alloy wheel repair and refinishing, operating both a full - service shop and a fleet of mobile technicians who repair on site for dealers, body shops, and everyday drivers.
Wheelkraft’s reputation and capabilities were strong, but the story online looked like every other“we fix wheels”shop. Many drivers assumed replacement was the only option. The brand needed a short, credible video that showed real repair quality, highlighted mobile capacity at a glance, and made it obvious when on-site repair vs. shop CNC work applies.
Discovery, script beats, shot list, schedule
One-day production (shop + mobile)
Edit master + social cut, captions, thumbnails
We produced a proof-driven brand film that shows the craft and the convenience: shopCNC/machining and refinishing, mobile vans at work, before/after visuals, and plain-language prompts to submit photos for a fast quote. The cut is built for the homepage hero and social, and it educates viewers on when mobile is enough and when the wheel needs shop work.
We mapped buyer questions (cost vs. OEM, whether mobile is possible, safety/warranty). Each question got a visual proof moment (CNC cut, mobile repaint, safety disqualifiers, warranty).
Script and graphics avoided jargon but clarified painted vs. machined wheels and why some work must be shop-based—reducing back-and-forth.
Captured technicians, machines, and vans to signal capacity:10 mobile vehicles covering the metro area.
Drove viewers to submit photos for quotes (faster triage, fewer surprises) and reinforced trust with the product/workmanship warranty and safety policy.
Differentiation on sight
Fleet and capability communicated in seconds (mobile vans + shop CNC).
Friction reduction
Photo - quote flow sets expectations about mobile vs. shop work; faster “ yes, repair ” decisions.
Trust signals
On - camera safety policy (“ won ’ t fix unsafe cracks ”) and warranty coverage lower perceived risk.
Value clarity
Viewers understand that repair commonly saves hundreds to thousands vs. OEM replacement, especially when supply is tight.
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— Brett Taylor , Owner, Wheelkraft Northwes