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Alloy Wheels

Alloy Wheel Refurbishment & Wheels

813 UK businesses for alloy wheel refurbs, diamond cutting, powder coating and aftermarket wheels. Search your postcode to see the nearest first.

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  1. Customise Your Wheels

    Bootle, L20

    Alloy Wheels

    Scuffed or curbed your wheels? Customise Your Wheels is able to offer alloy wheel repairs and wheel refurbishments for a much lower price than buying replacemen...

  2. Alloy WheelsPerformance Parts

    Starting in 2001 and with over 50 years of combined experience we have have firmly established ourselves as one of the UK’s largest alloy wheel and tyre distrib...

  3. The Wheel Specialist

    Solihull, B94

    Alloy Wheels

    Start your own alloy wheel refurbishment business with the UK’s leading franchise. Fixed-site model, full training, and premium brand support included.

  4. Alloy Wheels

    Compare alloy wheels and tyre packages. Choose from thousands of styles, and we'll even fit them to your car! Call us now or visit our online catalog now to fin...

  5. Designer Wheels

    Bebington, CH62

    Performance PartsAlloy Wheels

    Luxury and performance alloy wheel and tyre packages delivered to your door. The Designer Wheels web site has an innovative and unique ‘Search By Car’ feature t...

  6. RoadHouse

    Leighton Buzzard, LU7

    Alloy Wheels

    Importer of high performance alloy wheels and tyres. Our goals from the beginning remain the same well into the future, to bring you the latest wheel technology...

  7. Alloy Wheels

    With twenty years experience of supplying alloy wheels in the UK you can buy with confidence from us. Visit our website at www.tyresave.co.uk for full details

  8. The Wheel Specialist

    Nottingham, NG7

    Alloy Wheels

    The Wheel Specialist, outstanding customer service, top quality, value for money alloy wheel refurbishment & repair services. Get a quote today.

Alloy Wheels: what to know

Which refurb?

Painted refurbs suit most wheels. Diamond-cut wheels need a lathe to re-cut the face, and powder coating is the toughest finish. Ask which your wheels need before you’re quoted.

Check for damage

Kerb scuffs are cosmetic, but cracks or a buckled rim are a safety issue. A good refurbisher checks each wheel and will tell you if one needs straightening or replacing.

Tyre pressure sensors

Most cars since 2014 have TPMS sensors in the wheels. Make sure the shop removes and refits them carefully, or the warning light will come on.

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