FAQ's

 What is same-day alloy wheel refinishing?

Same-day refinishing is a fast, low cost option when you have only cosmetic damage to the face of your wheels unlike full alloy wheel re-manufacturing, a process usually taking several days. Once you have made an appointment with one of our technicians, the repair itself will take between 1-2 hours for a single wheel and between 3-5 hours for a set of four.

 Is it a proper repair?

Yes. The process is the same as if you had your car’s bodywork repaired at a bodyshop. The wheel is taken off your car and the damaged paintwork is removed and repairs are carried out to the metal if necessary.

The full face of the wheel is then primed, painted, lacquered and fully cured before the wheel is fitted back to the vehicle. The end result is the face of your alloys will have the appearance of a new wheel.

 Can you match the paint colour?

Yes. We can match all colours of painted alloys. Our technicians are also able to offer a range of custom colours and finishes if you require a unique look for your alloys.

Are the repairs guaranteed?

We offer a 12-month guarantee against poor workmanship.

 Can you repair diamond cut/machine cut alloys?

It is not possible to restore these finishes to their original condition with same-day refinishing. Our technicians are able to repair damage to the wheels and give them an excellent painted finish that will allow you to still benefit from a same day service.

Can you repair bent or cracked wheels?

No, we don`t recommend straightening or welding wheels. It is always best to replace. It is easy to cover over a crack by welding but the wheel will still have a weak spot.

What is your average retail price for mobile wheel refurbishment?

Alloy Wheel Refurbishment:

1 to 2 wheels: From £65.00 + VAT per wheel 

3 to 4 wheels: From £60.00 + VAT per wheel 

Special Colours / Chrome paint:

1 to 2 wheels: From £70.00 + VAT per wheel 

3 to 4 wheels: From £65.00 + VAT per wheel 

Split Rims:

From £100.00 + VAT per wheel 

Can I use the vehicle straight away afterwards?

Yes. Once the wheels are on the car, the vehicle is ready to go.

Do you rebalance the wheels afterwards?

Your wheels will not need rebalancing as we do not remove the tyre completely, the tyre is pushed away from the rim so we can repair the kerb damage. The tyre is inflated afterwards in the same position so as long as your wheels where balanced when we started then nothing we do will affect the wheel.