Alloy Wheel Repairs
Our alloy wheel repair service was created to eliminate the need to purchase new alloy wheels in order to completely refresh the appearance of your vehicle. Our alloy repair technicians are dedicated to restoring the pristine condition of your wheels, repairing both standard alloys and diamond cut wheels.
FAQ on Alloy Wheel Repair
We've compiled a list of some of the most frequently asked questions about alloy wheel repair.
What is the average time it takes to repair alloy wheels?
Our alloy wheel repair service is intended to help you get your car back in great shape as quickly and efficiently as possible. Our alloy wheel repairs are completed in a matter of hours. For this service, appointments are required.
Which of the following are the most common types of alloy wheel damage?
There are three types of alloy wheel damage that may require repair. Dents, scuffs, and chipped alloy wheels are examples of these.
After a collision with a kerb or a pothole, an alloy wheel may become dented, but it is more common for an alloy wheel to become scuffed or chipped. In such cases, the damaged area will need to be repainted in order to be restored to its original state. This is because scuffs and kerb damage can cut into the wheel's exterior, causing deeper damage.
How should I care for my alloy wheels now that they've been repaired?
It is critical to properly care for your alloy wheels after they have been repaired in order to keep them in good condition. At Norton Way Honda, we recommend washing your alloy wheels on a regular basis to keep them clean and free of potentially damaging dirt.
