The concept of mobile repair for alloys in general is a relatively new one, but, alongside our partner garage, we’re rolling out a brand new service for mobile diamond cut alloy wheels. You can now get your diamond cut wheels refurbished wherever you are, something which wasn’t typically possible until now.
You might be asking: is mobile repair for diamond cut wheels less efficient and effective than it is for normal alloy wheels? In this blog post, we aim to answer all your questions surrounding this.
The difference between diamond cut alloys and regular alloys
Diamond cut alloys are widely regarded as the premium when it comes to car wheels. Luxury brands such as BMW,
Audi, and Mercedes often come with diamond cut alloys, and this is thanks to the pristine look they give, especially when compared to regular alloy wheels.
Here are some of the key differences between diamond cut and regular alloy wheels:
What is mobile diamond alloy wheel repair?
Mobile diamond alloy wheel repair is the process of repairing diamond cut alloy wheels at your location, whether it’s at your workplace or your home. Our partner garage will send out a technician in a purpose-made repair van, which is fitted with the highly technical diamond cutting CNC (computer numerical control) lathe, which ensures precise cutting for the highest quality finish.
Our mobile alloy wheel repair vans also include all of the other specialist equipment required to carry out a professional and complete repair job. Spray booths, heat lamps, and extractors, our mobile repair vans have got it all. Get in touch now to book an alloy wheel repair:
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Is repairing diamond alloys harder than regular alloys?
Repairing diamond alloys is more difficult, and certainly more specialised than repairing regular alloy wheels. Whilst both forms of alloy refurbishment require expert workmanship, diamond cut wheels require a diamond-tipped lathe to refresh their unique finish. This is an expensive piece of equipment which needs to be operated by a specialist to achieve the best results. On the other hand, repairing regular alloys using standard paint or refinishing techniques is slightly more straightforward.
The other side to this is that diamond cut alloys can only be repaired a finite number of times. Each time they are refurbished, a small layer of the wheel’s surface is shaved off, meaning that they effectively get slightly thinner. Beyond a certain point, it becomes unsafe to continue to repeat this process, as it could actually start to lessen the strength of your wheels.
To counter this, we always apply a lacquer coat to diamond alloys after cutting, which helps protect against future damage, meaning that you won’t need to seek repairs as often.
Who can repair my diamond cut alloy wheels?
Alloy Wheel Repair Services are the most reliable provider of diamond cut alloy wheel repairs. We started up in 2021 and have been providing a trustworthy repair service ever since. For guaranteed high quality workmanship, from providers who care, Alloy Wheel Repair Services are the best choice.
Our partner garages specialise in mobile diamond cut alloy wheel repair, get in touch by finding your town below:
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