Alloy Wheel Repairs

We take care of your damaged rims and make them look like new again. Whether you have experienced curb damage, have a dent, or a scratch, our technicians have extensive experience in different types of wheel repairs - including straightening dented and warped wheels that may have been damaged in a car accident.

We can also refurbish scratched rims by removing superficial damage, reconstructing the surface and then repainting the rim. The alloy wheel will then look like it did before it was damaged. With our diamond cut rim repair, we remove unwanted scratches and reconstruct the aluminum surface using a specially designed machine to make the rim look like new again.

We allow you to keep your original rims, which is a great advantage as replacing them with new rims is often an expensive option. By keeping your original wheels, you also maintain the value of your car because you're not replacing the original wheels with a cheap pair of unoriginal ones.

Our prices depend on the size and type of rim, as well as the type of repair. Here is a list of the types of rim repairs we offer and prices for our repairs:

We use state-of-the-art, custom-designed equipment for our professional wheel restorations. Our specially designed wheel machines can both restore the shiny surface of Diamond Cut wheels and refinish alloy wheels that have been scratched or need a color change.

In addition, we have specially designed machines that can straighten rims back to their original shape.

Compared to the cost of buying new alloy wheels, repairing original alloy wheels is a significantly more economical solution. In most cases, you can save around 50-75% of the cost of original wheels, and when it comes to specialty wheels from selected car brands, the savings can be even greater.

You can get your rims repaired in the fall when you need to replace your summer tires with winter tires anyway.

When you have to choose the type of wheel for your car there are several different factors that you need to consider. Whether you want alloy wheels, steel wheels or diamond cut wheels there are things to consider, and there are benefits and disadvantages to each type of wheel.

One of the most important things to look at is for example, which type of wheel is more prone to damage. Diamond Cut wheels, for example, have a higher risk of getting scratches due to the exposed aluminium. So while they look good, you are also more at risk of having to get these types of wheels repaired. Steel rims are the most durable type, however their looks are not that great. Alloy wheels are more prone to damage than steel wheels, while they are more durable than Diamond Cut wheels. 

Fortunately, we can repair damage on wheels whether they are painted alloy wheels, diamond cut wheels or steel wheels. 

SAVE 50-75% ON THE PRICE OF ORIGINAL RIMS BY CHOOSING A REPAIR OVER A REPLACEMENT