A dent in your motorcycle’s tank or fender doesn’t always mean a repaint. We repair suitable damage while keeping your existing finish.
Photos help us recommend your next step. All estimates and repairs take place at our Hoover shop.
A dent in a custom-painted Harley-Davidson fuel tank, before and after paintless dent repair. The original paint and graphics are preserved.
A large dent in a black Harley-Davidson fuel tank, followed by the finished paintless dent repair. Slide to compare the damage and repair while seeing the original finish and lettering.
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Fuel tanks are the most common motorcycle parts we repair, but suitable dents in metal fenders can also be repaired with PDR. We carefully reshape the metal without filler or repainting when the damage allows, preserving your existing paint and graphics.
Motorcycle repairs are a lot different from cars. Tank shape, metal thickness, internal seams and limited access all change how we approach the dent.
We use specialized PDR tools and techniques for motorcycle repairs. Tight curves and stronger or thicker metal on some parts require a different approach from a typical car panel.
Every repair starts with a close look at the dent, the finish and the access behind the damage. That tells us how to approach the repair and what result to expect.
All fuel tanks must be removed from the motorcycle and drained before being brought in for repair. We work on the tank off the bike.
Call the shop before bringing your tank in so we can discuss preparation. A qualified motorcycle service professional can help with removal and draining.
Dent depth, location, paint condition and the tank’s internal construction all matter. Sharp creases, stretched metal or damaged paint may limit what PDR can achieve.
Send us photos to help us recommend your next step. Final estimates are provided in person at our Hoover shop, where we can explain the repair options, price and timing.
Yes. All fuel tanks must be removed from the motorcycle and drained before being brought in for repair. Call us first to discuss preparation.
No. Paint condition, metal stretching, dent shape and access determine whether PDR is suitable. An in-person inspection lets us explain the realistic repair options.
Yes, when the damage and finish are suitable for PDR. We work to preserve your existing paint and graphics, and we’ll inspect the finish and explain any limitations before starting.
We provide the price and expected repair time after inspecting your tank in person. Tank construction, dent depth, location and access determine the work required. Bring the removed, drained tank to our Hoover shop for an assessment.
Pro Dent Shop
516 Mineral Trace, Suite D
Hoover, AL 35244
Monday–Friday · 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday · Closed
