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Repair your Alloys to Make them Last Longer
Alloy wheels need some maintenance if you wish to extend their life. Regular use could eventually damage the alloy wheels and also cause other issues with your car such as thumping sounds while driving and the like. Replacing your alloys should always be a last resort if you have the option to repair them instead. Alloy wheels can be repaired as long as they aren’t completely ruined and are out of shape. Small scratches or dents, removal of scuffs and corrosion can all be taken care of. In certain cases, slight bends can also be straightened out without any issues.
Here are some of our top reasons for maintaining and repairing your alloys:
Cost of replacement is obviously higher than that of repairs. Buying a new alloy wheel will almost always be more expensive than getting the current one repaired. However, some repairs can be more expensive than others and if you ignore damage you run the risk of it becoming worse. It is hence always better to take care of minor issues promptly so that the damage does not increase over a period of time.
Regular maintenance and repairs where required ensure that the colour of your alloy wheels remains intact and the appearance is maintained. As they get exposed to external elements that impact their colour and shine, your alloys will lose their lustre over time. Getting your wheels refurbished every now and then is an excellent way of keeping them in good shape.
Alloy wheels are better when it comes to the performance compared to steel wheels, but some alloys don’t offer the same level of durability. Regular maintenance and prompt repairs of minor problems is absolutely essential to ensure your alloys continue to perform well.
Your alloy wheels can suffer dents if you are frequently driving on rough terrain. As well as affecting their appearance, this could also lead to imbalanced wheels. Timely repairs of alloy wheels can improve the safety of your car.
At Kerbed, every alloy wheel that we refurbish is expertly powder coated for a long lasting, flawless finish. Your wheels can either be perfectly restored to their original colour or you can select from a variety of colours, to respray and create a stunning 'new look'. If you need any kind of alloy wheel repair, get in touch with us today.
Here are some of our top reasons for maintaining and repairing your alloys:
Cost of replacement is obviously higher than that of repairs. Buying a new alloy wheel will almost always be more expensive than getting the current one repaired. However, some repairs can be more expensive than others and if you ignore damage you run the risk of it becoming worse. It is hence always better to take care of minor issues promptly so that the damage does not increase over a period of time.
Regular maintenance and repairs where required ensure that the colour of your alloy wheels remains intact and the appearance is maintained. As they get exposed to external elements that impact their colour and shine, your alloys will lose their lustre over time. Getting your wheels refurbished every now and then is an excellent way of keeping them in good shape.
Alloy wheels are better when it comes to the performance compared to steel wheels, but some alloys don’t offer the same level of durability. Regular maintenance and prompt repairs of minor problems is absolutely essential to ensure your alloys continue to perform well.
Your alloy wheels can suffer dents if you are frequently driving on rough terrain. As well as affecting their appearance, this could also lead to imbalanced wheels. Timely repairs of alloy wheels can improve the safety of your car.
At Kerbed, every alloy wheel that we refurbish is expertly powder coated for a long lasting, flawless finish. Your wheels can either be perfectly restored to their original colour or you can select from a variety of colours, to respray and create a stunning 'new look'. If you need any kind of alloy wheel repair, get in touch with us today.
Monday 25th April 2022
23 Mackley Industrial Estate,
Henfield Road,
Small Dole,
West Sussex,
BN5 9XR
Henfield Road,
Small Dole,
West Sussex,
BN5 9XR
info@kerbed.co.uk
01273 494678