For structural damage like cracks or bends, our welding and straightening services restore your wheels without the need for a full refurbishment—saving you time and money while ensuring safety and durability.
We’ve put together some reference images to help you identify common types of wheel damage.
We’ve seen it all—wheels with hairline cracks from potholes, bent rims from unexpected kerbs, and fractures that seem beyond repair. But instead of replacing them, we bring them back to life with expert TIG welding.
Wheel welding is perfect if your wheels have:
If your wheels have severe or multiple cracks, we'll carefully check their condition and recommend the best solution.
At Mario’s Wheel Repair, we use industry-leading techniques to safely restore cracked and damaged wheels. With 95% customer satisfaction, our welding services offer strong, reliable repairs that keep you driving with confidence.
Bent wheels cause vibrations, uneven wear, and poor handling. Our precision straightening restores their shape, ensuring a smooth, like-new ride!
Wheel straightening is ideal if your wheels:
For severe cracks or deep structural issues, we’ll recommend welding, refinishing, or replacement.
At Mario’s Wheel Repair, we specialise in precision wheel restoration, bringing bent and damaged wheels back to top performance. With 95% customer satisfaction, we ensure your ride is smooth, safe, and road-ready.
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Yes, when done correctly by skilled professionals using TIG welding, wheel welding is a safe and effective way to repair cracks. However, if the damage is too severe, we may recommend a replacement instead.
We can repair hairline cracks, minor fractures, and rim splits, but large structural cracks, multiple fractures, or deep damage may compromise the wheel’s integrity. A thorough inspection will determine if welding is suitable.
The process typically takes 24 to 48 hours, depending on the severity of the damage and whether refinishing is required.
Yes, our precision TIG welding process restores the wheel’s structural integrity. In some cases, reinforcement techniques are applied to ensure long-term durability.
No, after welding, we refinish and smooth the repaired area so it blends seamlessly with the rest of the wheel.
While the welding process is durable, the wheel should be handled with care. Avoid hitting potholes, curbs, or rough road conditions that could cause stress in the same area.
Yes, professional welding repairs are legal, provided the wheel maintains its structural integrity and passes safety checks.
Signs of a bent wheel include:
Yes, when done by experts using hydraulic pressure and heat treatment, the process restores the wheel’s shape without weakening the structure.
Common causes include potholes, curb impacts, road debris, and general wear.
The process takes 1 to 2 days, depending on the severity of the bend and whether additional repairs (like refinishing) are required.
We can fix most minor to moderate bends, but severely damaged or cracked wheels may require additional welding or replacement.
No, after straightening, we precision-balance the wheel to ensure smooth performance and safety.
Wheel straightening is significantly cheaper than buying a new wheel and offers a cost-effective solution to restore your wheels.
