Alloy wheel refurbishment in Colchester
Kerb rash and corrosion make a car look older than it is. We refurbish alloy wheels to tidy up scuffs, kerbing and tired finishes.
What we look at
We check the extent of kerbing, corrosion and any damage that could affect the wheel's integrity. Cracked or buckled wheels need a different assessment, and we'll tell you if refurbishment isn't appropriate.
Diamond-cut and painted wheels
Wheels come in different finishes, including painted and diamond-cut. Tell us what your wheels look like, or send a clear photo, so we can advise on the right approach.
Photos to send on WhatsApp
- Each affected wheel straight on
- A close-up of the worst area
- How many wheels need doing
When we need to see the vehicle
Cosmetic kerbing assesses well from photos. Suspected cracks or buckles must be inspected. Photos help with an initial estimate; final pricing follows a physical assessment at our workshop on Hythe Hill, Colchester.
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Message
Tap a quote button. WhatsApp opens with a message ready to send — add your make and model.
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Send vehicle photos
Attach clear photos of the damage in the WhatsApp chat: one wide, a few close-ups.
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Assessment
We review your photos and, where needed, arrange to see the vehicle at Hythe Hill.
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Quote
We explain what we recommend, why, and what it should cost before any work starts.
Photos help us give an initial estimate. Some damage needs a physical inspection, and final pricing follows our assessment — we can't guarantee a price from photos alone. Photos are shared only in WhatsApp; this website doesn't collect uploads.
Alloy wheel refurbishment: common questions
Can you refurbish one wheel?
Yes. We can refurbish a single wheel or a full set.
Can you repair a cracked wheel?
Structural damage needs careful assessment and may not be suitable for refurbishment. We'll advise honestly.
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Quotes via WhatsApp
Send us a few photos. We'll take it from there.
Message (01206) 912198 with your make, model and photos of the damage. For general enquiries, call the workshop.