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How to keep your alloy wheels looking like new

A little care goes a long way

Road grime, brake dust and moisture can build up on your wheels over time. Regular cleaning with a pH-neutral wheel cleaner and a soft brush helps keep the finish looking its best. Let the wheels cool before cleaning and always rinse thoroughly.

Choose the right finish for your wheels

Diamond cutting creates a bright, machined face, while powder coating offers a durable finish in a wide choice of colours. The right option depends on your wheel design, its condition and the look you want to achieve. A workshop inspection is the best starting point.

When to ask a specialist

If you notice a crack, vibration or a change in tyre pressure, have the wheel checked by a qualified specialist. Cosmetic marks and structural damage need different approaches. Send our team a photo and your wheel size for an individual assessment and quote.

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