Alloy Wheel
Repairs London

Restore Your Wheels to Showroom-Perfect Condition

Looking for trusted alloy wheel repair and wheel refurbishment services in London? At Alloy Fix Ltd, we restore damaged wheels to their original, showroom finish. From kerb damage and scratches to cosmetic restoration, our expert team ensures your alloy wheels are safe, durable, and visually perfect.

We serve clients across London and the surrounding areas from our fully equipped workshops. With Alloy Fix, you can trust that your wheels will receive the highest quality care, whether it’s diamond cutting, powder coating, or full refurbishment.

Have questions about our London services? Our friendly team is happy to provide advice and guide you on the best solution for your wheels.

What We Can Fix in London

Our London Alloy Wheel Repair Process

Assessment & Cleaning:

Wheels are inspected and cleaned to determine the type and extent of damage.

Lathe Machining:

Damaged areas are carefully re-machined on a precision lathe to restore the original reflective surface.

Protective Coating:

A clear coat is applied to protect the machined surface from corrosion and wear.

Quality Check:

Every wheel undergoes a final inspection to ensure structural integrity, visual perfection, and safety compliance. Find out more about how we work at every stage.

First time booking alloy wheel refurbishment in London?

Potholes, tight parking and busy roads mean London drivers pick up a lot of wheel damage. If you have never had your alloys refurbished before, this short guide explains the signs to look for, the questions to ask before you book and how to check the finished job.

Signs your alloys need attention

Scrapes or scuffs on the rim edge: usually cosmetic and caused by kerbing. See our kerb damage repair page.
Peeling or flaking paint: the protective coating has broken down and needs replacing.
White, powdery marks or bubbling: moisture has got under the coating and corrosion has started. Find out how corroded alloy wheels are repaired.
A wobble or vibration while driving: this can mean the wheel is buckled. Read more about buckled wheel repair.
Visible cracks: a cracked wheel can let air out of the tyre and should be inspected straight away. Read more about cracked wheel repair.

Do not ignore a vibration or a crack. Buckled and cracked wheels can affect how your car handles and can be unsafe. Whether a crack can be repaired depends on where it is and how big it is, so our technicians assess the wheel before any work starts.

Questions to ask before you book

What warranty do you offer? Ask exactly what is covered and for how long. Alloy Fix gives a 3 year warranty on all powder coating and diamond cut wheels, and we are the only company to offer this. Crack repairs come with a 1 year warranty.
Do you offer diamond cutting and powder coating? These are two different finishes, and a good workshop should be able to explain which one suits your wheel. You can read about diamond cut alloy wheels and powder coating before you decide.
Can I see examples of your work? Photos of finished wheels show the standard to expect. Have a look at our gallery.
Can I keep driving while the work is done? At Alloy Fix you can book loan wheels, so you can drive away the same day while your own wheels are refurbished.
How is the price worked out? Prices depend on wheel size, damage and finish. Check our price list for a guide.

What good work looks like

When you collect your car, take a minute to check the wheels:

The finish should be even and smooth, with no rough patches or dust caught in the coating.
The colour should be the same all the way round, with no patchy areas.
The rim edge should feel smooth, not gritty or uneven, when you run a hand lightly along it.
The wheel should sit flush against the tyre with no gaps, and the car should drive without any new wobble.

If anything does not look right, a good workshop will put it right before the car leaves. You can see every stage of our repair process, from inspection to the final quality check.

Which workshop to use if you live in London

Alloy Fix serves London drivers from two workshops, one on the east side of the city and one on the south-east side. Choose the one that is easiest for you to reach.

Romford workshop: Unit 4, Brooklands Approach, Romford, RM1 1DX. Call 01708 728438. Convenient for drivers in east London and on the Essex side of the city.
Dartford workshop: Unit i4, Riverside Way, Riverside Industrial Estate, Dartford, Kent, DA1 5BS. Call 01322 617458. Convenient for drivers in south-east London and on the Kent side of the city.

At either workshop you can book loan wheels so you can drive away the same day. Not sure which one is closer? Use our workshop locator to find your nearest Alloy Fix workshop.

Why Choose Alloy Fix?

UK's Trusted Alloy Specialists

Hundreds of 5-star reviews from satisfied customers across London, Kent, and Hertfordshire

High-Quality Equipment

We use specialist lathes and finishing tools for an accurate, flawless finish.

Loan Wheels Available

Stay mobile while we repair your wheels.

Full-Service Repairs

Structural repairs, kerb damage restoration, and cosmetic refinishing all under one roof.

Customer Satisfaction

Hundreds of 5-star reviews confirm our reliability and attention to detail.

Use our Online Booking System

Alloy Fix offers top quality wheel repairs based in Romford Essex RM1 1DX, and Dartford Kent DA1 5BS, Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire HP2 4SB providing expert alloy wheel repair services close to you. Fill in the form below to get a quote and book your slot at the nearest branch today!

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you repair kerbed or scratched alloy wheels in London?

Yes. Our London technicians specialise in kerb damage, scratches, and cosmetic wear on all types of alloy wheels.

How long does a wheel refurbishment take?

Most repairs take 1-3 days depending on the damage and finishing required. Loan wheels are available so you can stay mobile.

Is alloy wheel repair worth it compared to buying new wheels?

Absolutely. Repairs are cost-effective and restore your wheels to like-new condition without compromising safety. View our prices to see how affordable it can be.

Do you offer a warranty?

Yes. All cosmetic and structural repairs come with a warranty for peace of mind.

Which Alloy Fix workshop should I use if I live in London?

London drivers are served from our Romford workshop, which is convenient for east London and the Essex side of the city, and our Dartford workshop, which is convenient for south-east London and the Kent side. You can use the workshop locator on our website to find the one nearest to you.

What are the signs that my alloy wheels need refurbishing?

Look for scuffs on the rim edge, peeling or flaking paint, white powdery marks or bubbling, a wobble or vibration while driving, and visible cracks. A vibration can mean the wheel is buckled, and a crack can let air out of the tyre, so both should be inspected straight away.

What should I check when I collect my refurbished wheels?

The finish should be smooth and even with no dust caught in it, the colour should be the same all the way round, the rim edge should feel smooth, and the wheel should sit flush against the tyre. If anything does not look right, ask for it to be put right before you drive away.