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Alloy Wheel Repair in Guernsey
Chipped or damaged alloys?
It’s too easy to damage your alloys in Guernsey, whether it’s corrosion from salt water or scratches from a pavement kerb. But don’t worry, our alloy wheel refurbishment services will restore your wheels to their prime condition in 24 hours.
Pavement scrapes
Remove scratches and dents on both diamond cut and painted alloys.
Corrosion
Restore wheels affected by weather or saltwater damage.
Selling your car?
Increase your resale value with alloy wheel customisation and cosmetic damage repair.
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Our alloy wheel repair service is tailored to suit the type of wheel you have. Diamond cut wheels require extra care, as they go through an additional process using our specialist CNC lathe to achieve a flawless finish. Not sure which type of alloy you have? Contact us today.
Painted Repair
One uniform colour with no shiny metal sectionsDiamond Cut Repair
Includes sections with a polished metal finish
Painted Repair
- 24 hour turnaround
- Choice of colour finishes
- State of the art technology
£120Per alloy
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After
Diamond Cut Repair
- 24 hour turnaround
- Diamond cut finish
- Long-lasting coating
- State-of-the-art technology
£150Per alloy
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After
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Can my alloy wheels be repaired?
SpecialistAlloy wheel services
Our services focus on light to medium cosmetic damage. We are unable to rectify any structural damage, such as buckled or deformed wheels.
Can Be Repaired:
- Refurbishing paint on scuffed alloys
- Correcting light to medium surface defects
- Applying specialist paint finishes
Can't Be Repaired:
- Structural wheel damage
- Deformation or buckling
- Severe kerb damage resulting in substantial material loss
- Extensive corrosion
Repair Process
How it works
Book your vehicle inspection.
StepGet in contact with us to schedule an initial inspection. We’ll assess the damage and document it with photos and notes, explaining any visible damage and potential hidden issues. If your car is undrivable we can come to you or arrange a tow truck.
Remove tyres.
StepThe tyres are removed from the wheels and marked for precision and rotation.
Prepare wheel surface.
StepThe wheel is sandblasted in a special blasting cabinet to remove paint, grime, and dirt.
Thorough wheel inspection.
StepOnce the wheel is fully cleaned, it is much easier to see if there are any cracks or structural damage. At this stage, we will notify you if there is any damage to the wheel that requires further repairs.
Machine finish.
StepMachining to remove damage from the surface of the wheel. If the damage is very deep it can be filled.
Apply paint finish.
StepThe wheel is painted and then coated with a clear lacquer in our spray booth.
Diamond cut for polished alloys.
StepFor diamond cut alloys, the wheel is machined on our CNC lathe for a polished effect before applying a protective lacquer.
Refit tyres and balance.
StepThe tyre is refitted to the wheel and balanced. Final checks are carried out to ensure the repair is complete.
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QualityRepairs
Our repair experts use the latest tools and methods to restore your car in just 24 hours.
Can my alloys be refurbished?
We can repair all sizes of alloys with light, medium, or deep scuffs using our specialist alloy repair machine and tools. We do not repair alloys with structural damage, buckled or cracked alloys, or alloys with rust.
How long will it take to refurbish my alloys?
For 1-2 alloys, it will take 24 hours. For 3-4 alloys it will take 2 days.
What are the most common types of alloy wheel damage?
Scuffs, scrapes, and dents from kerbs or potholes are the most common. The damaged area often needs repainting to restore the wheel.
What’s the difference between a normal alloy wheel and a diamond cut wheel?
This is something we get asked often.
A traditional alloy wheel is painted or a wet spray technique often in one colour.
Whereas a diamond cut wheel has a part polished metal face. The rest of the wheel is painted and has a two-tone effect and on close inspection, fine lines are visible on the polished part of the wheel.
Can you repair alloys?
We do not fix structural damage to alloy wheels, damage that has buckled or distorted the wheel, severe kerbing, or corroding which affects the wheel’s structure. If your wheel falls into one of these categories then we will get in contact to let you know.
Will my alloys look new?
We aim to give your wheels the best finish possible. While most alloys look like new, the final result depends on the original condition.
Can you supply new tyres?
Yes, we can also supply new tyres and wheel balancing. If you need new tyres then we recommend having them fitted either before or at the same time as the repair. Simply let us know when booking.
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