Mag wheels, also known as alloy wheels, are a popular choice for vehicle owners due to their sleek appearance and durability. However, they can be prone to cracking, especially when subjected to harsh road conditions, potholes, or curb damage. If left unrepaired, a cracked mag wheel can lead to further damage, safety hazards, and costly replacements
Repair Options
1. Welding: A common method for repairing small cracks in mag wheels. A skilled technician uses a specialized welding process to fuse the crack, restoring the wheel's structural integrity.
2. Re-machining: For larger cracks or damaged wheel lips, re-machining involves removing the damaged area and re-cutting the wheel to its original specifications.
3. Re-finishing: After repairs, the wheel is re-finished to match its original appearance, including paint or polishing.
4. Replacement: In severe cases, a cracked mag wheel may need to be replaced entirely to ensure safety and prevent further damage.