CRACKED ALLOY WHEEL REPAIR IN LONDON

Cracks in alloy wheels can occur from impacts with potholes, kerbs, or uneven road surfaces. Although a crack may sound daunting, Sambo's TYRES can quickly repair it, saving you time and money on buying a new alloy.

HOW DO I KNOW IF MY ALLOY WHEEL HAS CRACKED?

It can be challenging to spot a cracked alloy wheel. If you suspect that your alloy wheel has a crack, it's important to inspect it carefully. Cracks can be visible or hidden. Visible cracks are typically easy to spot as they can be seen on the wheel's surface. Hidden cracks can be more challenging to detect as they are often located on the inside of the wheel. If you notice any vibrations or steering wheel wobbles while driving, it could be a sign that your alloy has a crack. Another clue is if your tire loses pressure frequently, even after you have filled it up. If you suspect your alloy has a crack, it's best to get it checked out by a professional as soon as possible.

WHY HAS MY ALLOY WHEEL CRACKED?

Alloy wheels can crack due to several factors, including hitting a pothole, striking a curb, or driving on uneven surfaces. The impact can cause the metal to bend or fracture, resulting in cracks or buckles. Over time, these cracks may worsen, allowing air to leak from the tire and possibly leading to a blowout. Regularly inspecting and maintaining your alloy wheels can help prevent cracks from escalating and becoming irreparable.

IS IT NECESSARY TO REPAIR THE CRACK?

Yes, getting a cracked alloy wheel fixed as soon as possible is essential. Cracks can worsen, leading to a blowout and potentially causing a dangerous accident. While crack repairs are considered temporary fixes, they can save you time and money compared to buying a new alloy wheel. We offer cracked alloy wheel repair services at Sambo's Tyres using various techniques, including alloy wheel welding. Our expert technicians can assess the damage and recommend the best course of action to restore your alloy wheel.

BUCKLED ALLOYS

Is your alloy wheel buckled? Our skilled technicians can straighten and weld your wheels, restoring both their appearance and performance. Whether it's damage from a pothole or an unexpected impact, we've got you covered. Reach out to us today and get back on the road with confidence!

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Alloy Wheel Welding – Terms & Disclaimer

While we didn’t cause the crack, and you likely didn’t either, wheel rims take a serious beating from the growing number of potholes on our roads. If we’ve repaired your wheel and you hit another pothole, the weld will behave differently than the surrounding alloy. This means the impact force will be absorbed differently by the metal and alloys around the repair. As a result, a repaired wheel may suffer damage in the same spot as the repair because the welded area is smaller compared to the wider area of a new wheel rim. The force from an impact is less easily distributed across a smaller, repaired area of alloy.A weld can never be as strong as the original cast, which is why, unfortunately, we cannot offer a warranty on any welds. The welded area will always be the weakest point on the rim, and given the state of our roads, it’s almost impossible to avoid all potholes.

By using our alloy wheel welding and crack repair services, you acknowledge and agree to the following terms:

No Guarantee on Crack Repairs
While we use professional techniques and equipment to repair cracked alloy wheels, all crack repairs are not guaranteed. The structural integrity of a previously cracked wheel may be compromised, and failure can still occur after repair.
Use at Your Own Risk
Repaired wheels are used entirely at the customer’s own risk. We accept no liability for any future damage, failure, or incidents resulting from repaired wheels.
Inspection Responsibility
It is the customer’s responsibility to regularly inspect repaired wheels and discontinue use if any signs of damage, weakness, or cracking reappear.
No Liability for Consequential Loss
We are not responsible for any indirect or consequential losses, including but not limited to vehicle damage, accidents, loss of use, or personal injury arising from the use of repaired wheels.