Alloy Wheel Refurbishment
Wheel refurbishment repairs kerb damage, corrosion and worn paint on alloy wheels to restore their appearance.
What is Alloy Wheel Refurbishment?
It can involve sanding, filling, painting or powder coating. Diamond-cut wheels need special lathe work. Tyres and TPMS sensors are usually removed first. A pressure test confirms that refurbished wheels hold air properly.
How it works
Damaged areas are removed and repaired, then a new protective coating is applied.
Why it matters for your car
Cracked or bent wheels may not be safe to repair. Check balance and air-tightness after refurbishment.
Other terms
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- Brake Dust
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- DAB Digital Radio
- Electric Current (Amperage)
- Engine Valve
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- Heated Seat
- Lumbar Support
- Paint Code
- Parking Pawl
- Pending Code
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