If your car’s alloy wheel is bent or broken, don’t worry, you can restore it to like-new condition! In this video, we’ll walk you through the process of alloy wheel restoration, including how to fix a ...

One major alloy repair factory boasts, for example, that it can handle 95 percent of the damaged wheels sent by consumers. Another repair operation boasts, "Yes, we can repair severely damaged ...

DIY repairs: How to repair alloy wheels yourself. Everyone kerbs a wheel at some time. It’s possible to repair light damage with an over-the counter alloy wheel repair kit comprising sand papers, a ...

Alloy wheel repair covers a number of processes depending on the wear and damage to the wheel. Most alloy wheels begin to look faded or the outer layer of protective lacquer starts to peel with age.

But a repair will generally cost far less than the price tag of a new or used wheel. The process to repair a curbed wheel also can vary but typically involves removing all dirt, paint and ...

NEW YORK (Nov. 17, 2015) — Private equity firm Soundcore Capital Partners L.L.C. has completed its acquisition of Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists, which it called the world's largest full-service alloy ...

CLUMSY parking has left British motorists with a £7.6 billion outstanding repair bill for kerbed alloy wheels. Scuffs and scrapes are a common sight on even the newest, shiniest motors with new ...

Alloy wheel insurance policies cover repair or refurbishment of alloy wheels up to a specific pre-agreed amount outlined in the policy’s terms and conditions. Policies almost always allow for a set ...

I chatted with Matt Edmonds, vice president of Tire Rack, which sells a huge number of tires and alloy wheels. "If we find a wheel that's porous and leaking, we just replace it, not repair it." ...

Diamond cut alloy wheels only have lacquer on the surface to protect the bare metal, and unfortunately if this protection has failed then the only option is to have the lacquer removed, and the wheel ...

Exploring alloy vs. steel wheels: alloys offer lighter weight and aesthetics, while steel ensures durability and cost-efficiency. ... and they are easier and cheaper to repair if they become damaged.