
What we do
Kerb damage repair
We rebuild the rim edge and restore the profile, so the damage is gone rather than filled and hidden.
Our own workshop
The lathe, the booth and the oven are all in one unit in Larkhall. Nothing is sent out to anyone else.
Collected and returned
We come to you across central Scotland and bring the wheels back balanced and ready to fit.
Guaranteed, or redone
If you are not happy with the finish, we redo it. One workshop did the work, so there is nobody else to blame.
Checkable reviews
Real named reviews on our Google profile, which you are welcome to go and read in full.
The problem
What kerb damage actually does
A kerb strike takes material off the outer rim edge, which is the most visible part of the wheel and also the part that seals against the tyre. On a low profile tyre there is very little sidewall protecting it, which is why one tight multi storey ramp or one misjudged parking bay is enough.
The visible scar is only part of it. A hard strike can distort the rim edge and disturb the bead seal, which shows up later as a slow puncture that nobody can find. It also opens bare metal to the weather, and on a diamond cut wheel that is exactly where corrosion starts.

Detail
Rebuilt, not filled
The quick version of this repair is to pack the damage with filler, sand it flush and spray over the top. It looks acceptable for a season. Then the filler shrinks, the edge line goes soft, and the repair announces itself every time the light catches it.
We rebuild the rim edge back to its original profile and blend it into the surrounding metal, so the geometry of the edge is restored rather than disguised. Then the wheel is refinished by whichever method it originally carried, which means recut on the lathe if it was diamond cut, or stripped and powder coated if it was not.
Done that way the repair does not reappear at the next MOT, and it does not become the next owner problem.

Detail
When it is worth doing all four
One kerbed wheel is one job and we are happy to do exactly that. But if the other three are tired, refinishing the set at once usually makes more sense than returning twice, because a single fresh wheel against three weathered ones is obvious.
Send photographs of all four and we will tell you honestly which ones actually need work. We would rather do one wheel properly than talk you into four you do not need.

Drivers who came to us
I definitely recommend this place. I am very happy with my new alloys. He got the job done in 2 days. What a transformation. Very good quality work done and good prices. It was definitely worth the travel.
Common questions
- Can a badly kerbed wheel be saved?
- Usually yes, including damage that other shops have turned away. The limit is structural. If a strike has cracked the rim or distorted it badly enough to affect the seal or the balance, refinishing is not the answer and we will say so.
- Will the repair be visible?
- Not when the edge is rebuilt and the wheel is refinished properly across the whole face. Repairs become visible when somebody fills the damage and spot sprays it, because the patch weathers differently from the rest of the wheel.
- Is it safe to drive on a kerbed wheel?
- Light cosmetic scuffing is not urgent. A hard strike is different, because it can disturb the bead seal or crack the rim. If the wheel is losing pressure or the car has developed a vibration, treat it as a priority and have it looked at.
- Do you repair one wheel or only full sets?
- One wheel is fine. Many kerb jobs are a single wheel and we quote them as such.
Related work
Rim repair
The rim edge meets the kerb before anything else does, and it is the only part of the wheel that has to hold air.
Read moreAlloy wheel repair
Every kind of alloy wheel damage handled in one workshop, from a single kerbed rim to a set that has corroded through the lacquer.
Read moreDiamond cutting
Diamond cut alloys recut on a CNC lathe and sealed under fresh lacquer, so the finish survives a Scottish winter.
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Where we collect
We collect for this work across Glasgow, Lanarkshire and central Scotland, and return the wheels balanced and ready to fit.
Tell us what the wheels need.
Leave your number and what the wheels need, or message us on WhatsApp. You can also call 01698 640 171. Either way we come back with what the work involves and how long it takes.
