Cracks and damage to alloy wheels or metal components don't always mean that the part needs to be replaced. Depending on the type, location and extent of the damage, professional welding may provide an effective repair solution.



Alloy wheels can develop cracks following pothole impacts, kerb damage and other stresses, potentially causing problems such as loss of tyre pressure or further deterioration if left unaddressed.

At Spectrum Powder Coatings, damaged components are carefully assessed before repair work begins. Suitable cracks can then be professionally prepared and welded to provide a strong, precise repair.

Where additional work is required, we can also provide wheel straightening, stripping and blasting, powder coating and alloy wheel refurbishment, allowing the repair and refinishing process to be completed in one place.



Our focus is on careful assessment, professional workmanship and a high-quality repair appropriate to the individual component.

Crack repair and welding is a specialist process used to repair suitable damaged alloy wheels and metal components, helping restore their integrity rather than automatically replacing them.

Alloy wheels can develop cracks following pothole impacts, kerb strikes and other road damage. Cracks may also become apparent when a wheel is being refurbished or after its existing coating has been removed.

Before any welding is carried out, the component needs to be carefully assessed to determine the location, extent and suitability of the damage for repair.

At Spectrum Powder Coatings, suitable damaged areas are professionally prepared before welding is carried out, with careful attention given to achieving a precise, high-quality repair.

What Can We Repair & Weld?

Depending on the type and extent of the damage, we can assess:

Cracked alloy wheels
Damaged wheel rims
Suitable automotive components
Motorcycle components
Quad & ATV components
Frames & brackets
Various suitable metal components

If you're unsure whether your damaged wheel or component can be repaired, simply send us a photograph or bring it to our workshop and our team will be happy to assess it.

Repair Before You Replace

A cracked alloy wheel or damaged metal component doesn't necessarily need to be replaced. In many suitable cases, professional welding can provide a practical and cost-effective repair solution.

The type, position and extent of the damage all need to be considered before deciding whether welding is appropriate, which is why each component is assessed individually.

Where a repair is suitable, the damaged area can be carefully prepared and professionally welded before any additional restoration or refinishing work takes place.

With wheel straightening, strip and blast, powder coating and alloy wheel refurbishment also available at Spectrum, we can provide a more complete repair solution from initial assessment through to the finished component.

Professional Assessment & Precise Welding

Achieving a high-quality repair starts with carefully assessing the damaged wheel or component before any welding work begins.

The location, size and extent of the crack or damage will help determine whether the component is suitable for repair and the most appropriate approach to take.

Where suitable, the damaged area is carefully prepared before professional welding is carried out, with attention to achieving a strong, precise and clean repair.

If further work is required, we can also provide wheel straightening, stripping and blasting, powder coating and refinishing, helping take the component from initial repair through to a professionally finished result.

Why Choose Spectrum for Crack Repairs & Welding?

With experience in alloy wheel repair, restoration and specialist metal finishing, we take care to assess each damaged wheel or component individually before recommending a repair.

Whether you're dealing with a cracked alloy wheel, impact damage or another suitable metal component, our focus is on careful preparation, precise welding and professional workmanship.

And with wheel straightening, strip and blast, powder coating and alloy wheel refurbishment available in one place, we can provide a complete solution where additional repair or refinishing work is required.

Based in Ipplepen near Newton Abbot, we're ideally positioned for customers throughout Newton Abbot, Torquay, Paignton, Totnes, Teignmouth and South Devon.

Ready to Get Started?

Don't replace a damaged wheel or component before finding out whether it can be professionally repaired and welded.

Contact Spectrum Powder Coatings today with details of the damage or send us a photograph, and our team can assess the repair options available and provide a free, no-obligation quotation.