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What are Diamond Cut Rims?

Diamond cut wheels are a type of alloy wheel where parts of the metal are cut using a machine equipped with a diamond blade. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at diamond cut wheels and go through the advantages and disadvantages of choosing this type of wheel.
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Closeup of diamond cut alloy wheel with shiny aluminium and black colored details.

Diamond Cut Rims

Diamond cut wheels are a type of alloy wheel where parts of the metal on the wheel are cut using a machine equipped with a diamond blade.

The diamond blade cuts the surface of the rim very precisely, leaving a shiny and glossy area on part of the aluminum. The shiny area provides a nice contrast to the part of the rim that is lacquered.

Why Choose Diamond Cut?

The reason many people choose to have Diamond Cut on their wheels is primarily because of the aesthetics. The glossy and shiny surface achieved by a Diamond Cut gives the wheel a beautiful and luxurious appearance and makes the car stand out.

Many also appreciate the contrast created between the diamond cut part of the rim and the painted part. The two-part design of the rim adds an extra dimension to the car and creates a very elegant and unique look.

In addition, Diamond Cut also carries a number of practical benefits. The smooth surface of the rim helps reduce the build-up of dirt and grime on the rim.

The Advantages and DisAdvantages of Diamond Cut Wheels

Advantages of Diamond Cut Wheels

Diamond Cut wheels carry several advantages:

Aesthetics: Diamond Cut wheels are known for their sophisticated and luxurious appearance. The mirror-like surface catches the light in a way that makes the wheel stand out and gives the car a more exclusive look.

Durability: With proper maintenance, diamond cut wheels can maintain their appearance for many years. The protective coating helps prevent corrosion and damage from road salt and stone chips.

Customization options: These wheels can be designed with a variety of finishes and color combinations, allowing car owners to customize the wheels to suit their personal style and the look of their car.

Disadvantages of Diamond Cut Wheels

While diamond cut wheels have many advantages, there are also some disadvantages:

Vulnerability to damage: the fine surface can be more vulnerable to scratches and damage from curbs or gravel.

Maintenance: It requires careful maintenance to keep them in perfect condition. Regular cleaning and checking for damage is necessary to maintain their shine.

Repair: If a diamond cut rim becomes damaged, it requires a special machine and expertise to repair them.

Fortunately, Diamond Cut wheels can be repaired at your nearest Repair2Care Center.

How Does a Diamond Cut Wheel Repair Work?

The technician starts by removing the scratched rim and placing it in a specially designed machine for refurbishing Diamond Cut alloy wheels.

The machine is set to the specific pattern of your rim and the diamond blade cuts the rim, removing deep scratches and nicks in the aluminum. This type of alloy wheel repair brings out the shiny appearance of the rim and repairs the scratches in the aluminum surface.

Your Diamond Cut wheels will look as close to the original as possible. The repair is completed with a paint finish, which provides excellent protection and a glossy finish.

a diamond cut alloy wheel repair in a CNC wheel machine.

Why Choose to get Diamond Cut Wheels on your Car?

Diamond cut wheels are a great way to enhance your car's appearance and give it a touch of luxury.

Although they require more attention and maintenance than standard wheels, their aesthetic and functional benefits are often worth the investment for car enthusiasts who want the best for their vehicle.

By understanding both the benefits and challenges of diamond cut wheels, you can make an informed decision about whether they are the right choice for you and your car.