Yes, and for various reasons too. Naturally, the aesthetic appeal of alloy wheels is the primary motivation. If you invest in alloy wheels, itâs fair to assume you value the appearance of your vehicle. But as the miles clock up on the roads of York, so does wear and tear, not to mention the effects of corrosion.
Incidents like kerbing or pothole impact also cause significant damage to wheels too, some of which may require alloy wheel repair. In less severe cases, The Wheel Guru performs various alloy wheel refurbishment services, including powder coating, diamond cutting and alloy wheel straightening, to keep wheels looking fresh, clean and unique.
In addition, you might have an eye on selling your car in the near future. As such, you want to ensure it retains a high resale value. Damaged alloys alert potential buyers to a less-than-careful owner. In turn, this can raise concerns about other unknown problems the car may have.
Corrosion to the inside of an alloy wheel also leads to air loss, tyre damage and wheel alignment issues. Undertaking alloy wheel repair and refurbishment services, then, ticks far more boxes than you may realise.