Alloy Wheel Restoration Melbourne

Kerb rash repair & refinishing in Cheltenham

Kerbed, scratched or corroded alloy wheels can ruin the look of an otherwise clean car. G32 Detailing in Cheltenham restores tired wheels for drivers across Melbourne, repairing damage and refinishing them to a durable, factory-fresh finish.

Alloy Wheel Restoration Melbourne by G32 Detailing

Kerb rash and surface damage repair

Brake dust & corrosion removal

Durable refinished, sealed surface

Fresh tyre shine and refit included

Alloy wheels take constant punishment from kerbs, potholes, brake dust and Melbourne's road grime, leaving oxidised finishes, peeling clear coat and rough kerb rash. We deep-clean and decontaminate each wheel, repair the damage and rebuild the profile, then refinish and seal it for a durable, factory-fresh result. Restored alloys transform a car's whole stance and are a smart finishing touch before resale. Freshly restored wheels also pair well with a ceramic coating to keep them protected long-term.

Why Choose G32

Gtechniq Certified detailer

100+ 5-star Google reviews

Established in 2019

Satisfaction guaranteed on every job

Based in Cheltenham, serving all Melbourne

Pricing

Wheel Restoration

Quote on inspection

Deep clean & decontamination
Kerb rash & damage repair
Durable refinish & seal
Tyre shine & refit

Pricing depends on wheel size, finish and condition. Inspection required for an accurate quote.

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Wheel Restoration FAQs

How much does wheel restoration cost?

Wheel restoration pricing depends on wheel size, finish and how much damage there is, so we quote after inspection rather than a flat number. As a guide, simple kerb rash on one or two wheels costs less than a full set with corrosion and clear coat failure across all four.

Can you fix kerb rash, or does the wheel need to be replaced?

Kerb rash and surface scuffs are exactly what we repair and refinish — that's the vast majority of the wheels we see. A wheel with a structural crack or bend is a different story: that's a safety issue, not a cosmetic one, and needs a specialist wheel repairer or replacement rather than a cosmetic refinish.

How long does wheel restoration take?

Most wheel restoration jobs in our Cheltenham workshop are done within a day or two, though turnaround depends on how many wheels need repair and how much damage there is to build back up before refinishing.