One misjudged parking move and there is an ugly scrape on your wheel. Or after a few years of brake dust your wheels are dull, stained or starting to peel. On an otherwise perfect car, it stands out straight away.
When does wheel refurbishment make sense?
- Kerb damage and scratches on the rim
- Baked-on brake dust and stains that won't clean off
- Corrosion or peeling finish
- Before selling your car, or after buying a used one
Note: a wheel with a crack or structural damage is a safety risk. We don't repair that cosmetically. When in doubt, we advise replacement.

How we approach it
Every wheel starts with an inspection. Light kerb damage needs something different from a wheel that has to be fully refinished. We look at the damage and the finish (painted, polished or matte) and tell you honestly what is achievable. The wheel is then cleaned, repaired and finished in its original colour and gloss.
With the wheels off anyway, it is the moment to tackle the brake calipers and wheel arches too. You only really notice it once it is done.

Keep them sharp with ceramic coating
A restored wheel deserves protection. With the wheels off we coat them inside and out, plus the calipers, with ceramic coating. Brake dust sticks far less, and a normal wash is enough to keep them clean.
What does it cost?
- Wheel refurbishment: from €200 per wheel ex VAT
- Wheels off and ceramic coating (all four plus calipers): €400 ex VAT, as an add-on to a coating package
The final price depends on the damage and the finish. You get it upfront, after an inspection.
FAQ
Will the repair be visible?
With a good colour match, not from a normal distance. For special finishes we discuss what to expect beforehand.
Can I keep driving with kerb damage?
With surface scratches usually yes, but don't leave it too long. Moisture and road salt can start corrosion under damaged finish.
Get your wheels assessed
Come by our studio on Fermiweg in Utrecht, right on the A2. We look at the damage together and give you honest advice on the spot. You can also send photos for a first estimate. Get in touch.


