Alloy Wheel
Welding
Don't let a pothole crack ruin your wheels. Our specialist TIG welding service in King's Lynn restores damaged alloys to MOT-standard repair quality where suitable.
Precision TIG Repairs for Cracked Rims
Cracked alloy wheels are a common result of harsh road conditions, pothole impact, and repeated stress. We use specialist Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding to deliver a controlled, high-quality repair that focuses on strength, finish, and reliability.
Rather than treating the damage as a surface issue, the repair process is designed to properly prepare the crack, weld it structurally, and confirm the final result with pressure testing before the wheel goes back into use.
The BSP Welding Process
Every weld follows a structured process focused on safety, consistency, and long-term performance.
Preparation
The crack is carefully inspected and 'V-grooved' to ensure the weld penetrates through the full section of the damaged area.
TIG Welding
We use high-grade aluminium filler and specialist TIG welding techniques to create a clean, structural repair.
Final Testing
The weld is dressed back, checked visually, and pressure tested to confirm the wheel seals correctly with no air loss.
Trusted Alloy Repair Support
Specialist Equipment
Our setup is designed for alloy wheel repair work, helping us achieve consistent, safe welding standards.
Repair-First Approach
Where a wheel is suitable for repair, welding can be a more cost-effective alternative to full replacement.
Honest Assessment
If a crack is in a location that raises safety concerns, we will tell you clearly and recommend the right next step.
Common Questions
Can every cracked alloy wheel be welded?
No. Some cracks are repairable, while others may be in areas that make repair unsafe. Every wheel should be assessed before work begins.
Will the repair hold air properly afterwards?
That is the goal of the process. After welding, the wheel is pressure tested to confirm the repaired area seals correctly.
Is TIG welding the right method for alloy wheels?
Yes, TIG welding is widely used for precision alloy repair because it allows controlled heat input and strong weld quality when carried out properly.
Can welding save me from buying a new wheel?
In many cases, yes. If the wheel is suitable for repair, welding can restore serviceability at a lower cost than replacement.
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