Explore full refurbishment or powder coating for widespread wear, corrosion or a colour change.
Complete wheel care · Oldham
Alloy wheel services
Specialist processes for worn finishes, kerb damage, cracks, bends and complete colour changes.
Choose a service
Assessment first. The right finish next.
Start with the result you want or the damage you can see. Every card now uses photography linked to that service.
01CNC diamond cuttingDiamond-cut wheels have a distinctive bright face with fine machining lines beneath a protective clear coat.Explore service →
02Powder coatingPowder coating gives alloy wheels an even, durable finish and opens up a wide choice of colours and effects.Explore service →
03Wheel straighteningPotholes and impacts can leave an alloy wheel bent or buckled.Explore service →
04Alloy wheel weldingCracked alloy wheels need proper assessment.Explore service →
05Full refurbishmentFull refurbishment removes the worn finish, prepares appropriate surface damage and rebuilds the appearance of the wheel.Explore service →
06Kerb damage repairKerb contact can leave raised edges, scratches and missing finish around the rim or face.Explore service →
07Custom wheel finishesWheel colour can change the whole character of a vehicle.Explore service →A practical starting point
Not sure what your wheel needs?
Explore CNC diamond cutting for suitable machined-face wheels with lacquer or face damage.
Read about welding and straightening. Stop driving if damage or pressure loss makes the vehicle unsafe.
Questions & answers
Service FAQs.
That depends on the finish and damage. CNC diamond cutting restores suitable machined faces, powder coating changes or renews colour, while straightening and welding address suitable bends or cracks. We can advise after seeing the wheel.
Often, suitable repair work can be completed before the final cosmetic finish. The wheel is assessed first so the work is done in the correct order.
Yes. A single wheel can be assessed, although pairs or full sets may give a more consistent colour when existing finishes have aged.
Photos are useful for initial guidance. Final price and repair suitability may change once the wheel is physically inspected.
Alloy Lab is at Unit 3, Alliance Mill, Brown Street, Oldham, OL1 3QE.
Start with a few clear photos.
Show the full wheel and every damaged area, then include your vehicle make, model and the number of wheels.
