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Wheel Refurbishments

At Amigo Customs, we can provide long lasting car wheel refurbishments for all sorts of vehicles. Alloy wheel powder coating is a decorative finish for alloy wheels. It’s a more hard-wearing finish than traditional wet painting and a comprehensive method of changing the look of an alloy. Car alloy wheel refurbishment lasts longer, and can revitalise the look of your vehicle.

What is Powder Coating?

What is Powder Coating?

Alloy wheel powder coating is a process that involves refurbishing the wheel before changing the colour/finish of it. The wheels are first blasted to obtain a smooth metal surface in preparation for coating. They are then prepped and dressed to remove any damage before being heat treated and coated. We have many different colours and finishes that are available upon request. All of our vehicle and car wheel refurbishments are carried out by trained professionals, so you can have total peace of mind that you’re in good hands. Visit our wheel supply page now!

What are the benefits of Powder Coating?

• Durable & long lasting
• Decorative with full coverage
• Cost effective
• Environmentally friendly

Car Wheel Refurbishment Cost

Car Wheel Refurbishment Cost

Prices start at £400 + VAT for the set. Depending on the size of the wheel and the selected finish, the price increases from here. To find out more about how much it would cost for a full car wheel refurbishment, contact us directly for a price!

Why choose Amigo Customs?

Why choose Amigo Customs?

Why not treat your wheels to a refresh alongside any of our other services? There’s no need to be inconvenienced without your car on separate occasions when we can just do it all for you at once! Not only are our team of experts capable of fast and long lasting car alloy wheel refurbishments, but we can also offer a wide range of vehicle enhancements such as car wraps, de-chroming, caliper painting, and so much more!

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a car wheel refurbishment cost?

The cost of wheel refurbishment depends on the size of the wheels and your chosen finish. At Amigo Customs, our professional refurbishment prices start from £400 + VAT for a full set. Because we provide a bespoke service, including deep cleaning, damage repair, and premium powder coating, we recommend getting in touch for a specific price tailored to your vehicle.

Is it worth refurbishing car alloys?

Yes, absolutely. Refurbishing your alloys is a cost-effective way to revitalize the look of your vehicle without the high expense of buying brand-new wheels. Beyond the aesthetic upgrade, it can significantly increase the resale value of your car by removing unsightly kerb damage and corrosion. Our powder coating process also provides a durable layer of protection that helps prevent future damage from the elements.

How does alloy wheel powder coating work?

Alloy wheel powder coating is a comprehensive refurbishment process that is far more durable than traditional wet painting. First, the wheels are blasted to obtain a smooth, clean metal surface. We then prep and dress the wheels to remove any existing damage like chips or scuffs. Finally, the wheels are heat-treated and a specialised dry powder is applied electrostatically before being cured in an oven to form a hard-wearing, decorative finish.

How long do car alloy wheel refurbishments last?

A professional powder-coated refurbishment is designed to be long-lasting and damage-resistant. At Amigo Customs, our process ensures a finish that stands the test of time and handles the stresses of the road much better than standard paint. For added peace of mind, all our work includes a 12-month minimum warranty covering material and installation failure.

Do I need an alignment after a wheel refurbishment?

A standard wheel refurbishment does not typically affect your car’s wheel alignment, as the suspension components are not adjusted. However, because we remove the wheels and tyres to perform a full refurbishment, we always ensure the wheels are professionally rebalanced before they are refitted to your vehicle. This ensures a smooth, vibration-free drive once you get back on the road.