McCarthy Tire unveils high-capacity commercial wheel refinishing facility

WILKES-BARRE — McCarthy Tire Service announced the opening of its in-house commercial wheel refinishing facility.

The company said this new addition boasts a capacity of refinishing more than 1,000 wheels per day, significantly enhancing McCarthy Tire’s commitment to comprehensive fleet maintenance solutions.

“We’re thrilled to unveil this industry-leading wheel refinishing facility,” said John McCarthy Jr., president of McCarthy Tire Service. “This investment reflects our dedication to providing our customers with unparalleled efficiency and a one-stop shop for all their commercial tire and wheel needs. By streamlining the refinishing process, we can help fleets minimize downtime and maximize productivity.”

McCarthy said the new facility features cutting-edge technology and eco-friendly processes to deliver superior wheel restoration. Highly trained technicians will utilize advanced equipment for meticulous inspection, surface preparation, pre-treatment, and automated coating techniques, ensuring a flawless finish that enhances both appearance and longevity.

“This facility is a game-changer for commercial fleets,” said Scott Stephenson, Director of Wheel Maintenance at McCarthy Tire Service. “Our high-capacity production allows us to quickly turnaround a premium quality finish not previously seen in our industry. Fleets can expect a faster, more efficient process that keeps their vehicles looking sharp and performing optimally.”

Key benefits of the new wheel refinishing facility include:

• High capacity: Capable of producing over 1,000 refinished wheels per day.

• Fast turnaround times: Minimized downtime for fleets.

• Superior quality: Advanced technology and expert technicians.

• Eco-friendly processes: Environmentally responsible practices.

Finance manager honored

WILKES-BARRE — Tim Lambert, finance manager at McCarthy Tire Service Co. Inc., was named the 2024 40 and Under Innovator Community Champion by the Luzerne Foundation.

Lambert, who holds a Bachelor of Science in business administration from King’s College, is a dedicated volunteer, serving as board treasurer for Fork Over Love and the Greater Wyoming Valley Chamber of Commerce, among others.

Lambert’s commitment to community service is evident in his involvement in various committees and boards, including the The Cancer Wellness Center of NEPA Fire and Ice Gala committee and the Luzerne Foundation’s Young Professionals Giving committee. Lambert and all of the Community Champions will be honored Thursday at the Westmoreland Club.