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One common type of wheel damage is known as curb rash.

This occurs when a driver accidentally scrapes their wheel against a raised concrete curb while making tight turns, attempting to parallel park, or driving on a flat tire.

Curb rash compromises the protective coating on the wheel, resulting in scuffs, scrapes, or scratches that expose the bare metal.

The exposed alloy metal is susceptible to rust when exposed to the elements. Rust can quickly eat away at your wheels once the protective coating is compromised.

While cosmetic wheel damage may not seem like an urgent matter, it is highly recommended to promptly address it to prevent further decay and maintain safety. Cosmetic damage refers to superficial damage on the wheel or rim, such as curb rash, scuffs, scrapes, or scratches.

These damages can often be repaired through processes like sanding and refinishing.

How We Refurbish Alloy Wheels With The 3 Common Types of Damage

At AutoKorrect, we specialise in restoring your wheels to their former glory, providing convenient services at your home or workplace.

Don’t let wheel damage compromise your safety or the aesthetics of your vehicle.

What can I do if I see my wheels are looking damaged?

Trust the experts at AutoKorrect to bring your wheels back to their almost original condition, making them look stunning once again. eat away at your wheels once the protective coating is compromised.

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21 01 2025

Alloy Wheel Rim Protectors (Gators) may not be the best idea

Are Wheel Protectors the answer to great looking alloy or diamond cut wheels?

Wheel Protectors/Rim

Protectors/Alloy Gators are intended to be a good line of defence between the edge of your wheel, the outer rim essentially and the kerb.

THEY ARE DESIGNED TO PROTECT WHEELS AGAINST LOW SPEED KERB AND POTHOLE DAMAGE.

In order to protect against low speed impact, the speed would need to be in the region of 2mph, AND, you would need to react to the impact within the first second or two so you can stop your vehicle before damage occurs.

Alloy Wheel Rim Protectors (Gators) may not be the best idea

They can be the cause to some damage to wheels themselves.

Over the years, we have found that they very often don’t protect as the material they are made from is also damaged during the impact with the kerb thus damaging your wheel in the process.

There is also evidence that they never protect against pothole damage as the speed and impact of driving into a pothole is usually high and the damage would be too great and too severe.

What can I do if I see my wheels are scratched or flaking from rim protectors?

We at AutoKorrect get a lot of customers calling for wheel refurbishing who have wheel protectors AKA Gators fitted to their wheels but damage has still occurred.

In our experience over the years, we have found that protectors actually never work.

Over a prolonged period, they also corrode the wheels as they are stuck onto the wheel rim which then cannot breath or dissipate the standing water between the Gators and the wheel surface.

Essentially rim protectors seal the water between the two areas, meaning it stays wet and eventually corrodes the face of the wheel.

All is not lost!

AutoKorrect can refurbish an alloy wheel face damaged by long-term water damage.

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21 01 2025

Why Protect Your Car This Winter?

Cars get dirtier in the winter and the kind of dirt that is found on winter roads is harmful to your vehicle’s paintwork, wheels, tyres & glass.

With the end of warmer climates and winter fast approaching your vehicle’s paintwork will be more exposed to the harsh elements like road salt, grit, snow, ice and frost.

Our Winter Protection Package which runs from October to January is specially designed to protect and seal the vehicle’s paint, glass and alloy wheels from the winter elements.

Providing additional protection for your vehicle during the winter period is vital to maintaining the paint as well as the wheels and glass.

If you think valeting your car is just for those spring and summer months where the sun can glint off the freshly polished and waxed exterior, think again.

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Why you should have your car valeted in winter

It effects the look & feel and can cause corrosion if left untreated & uncleaned.

Have your car valeted with a standard car wax to keep corrosive & harmful things from damaging your paintwork.
A simple car wax will provide 1-3 months protective durability to your paint and glass.

A number one enemy is road salt

It can eat through your car’s finish and contribute to premature rusting.

Valeting in winter with a thorough process including a car wash, polish and wax to get that corrosion-causing road salt off your car and lay down a protective layer that will help keep it off your car as winter wears on.

Even if you live in an area where they don’t salt the roads, the caked-on snow, ice, grit, mud and grime can trap moisture against your car’s finish with—you guessed it—the same result:
A ruined finish and an early trip to the scrap merchant because of rust that could have been prevented or at least delayed with a good valet in winter.

But it’s not just your car’s exterior that needs attention.

A thorough valet in winter is important for your car’s interior, too.
Every time you get in your vehicle with wet, muddy or snowy shoes, your carpet takes a hit.

It needs to be cleaned more often, not less, when winter rolls around.

And your shoes likely aren’t the only part of you bringing grit and grime into your car. Cloth and leather interiors both need more frequent vacuuming during the winter months to prevent scratches, rips and tears.

And how about those temperature extremes?

From freezing (or below freezing) temperatures to the occasional bright sunny day, your leather, vinyl and plastic parts go through a lot of contracting and expanding with the cold and heat. Proper regular conditioning of those surfaces will prevent them from becoming dry, brittle and cracking apart.

Applying winter protection to your car can:

stop extreme temperatures damaging your paint
prevent road salt & grit from corroding your alloys and bodywork
clear snow, ice and rain faster from your windows.

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Winter Protection Package £180

Includes an interior vacuum of the car plus our vehicle health check worth £15

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The Paint

Snow, ice, loose gravel and salt can do serious damage to your cars paint, and bodywork.

The exterior will be given a full wash, 3 stage decontamination process using snow foam and clay bar with a hard wax applied which will create a barrier between the winter conditions and the paint, resulting in a protection that will last between 4-6 months.

The Glass

Harsh winter conditions can reduce visibility when driving.
We offer the very best dirt and water repellent glass sealant available on the market. Water is blown off car screens at speeds as low as 30mph, reducing the need to use your wiper blades.

The glass is clayed and cleaned prior to applying the sealant for ultimate protection which will give durability of about 3 months.

The Wheels

You wouldn’t dream of leaving your paint unprotected, but what about your wheels?
Wheels encounter all the contaminants that paint does through the winter period including brake dust, the worst of them all. It can eat through clear coated wheels and even cast aluminium and chrome if left unattended.

We offer a 9h ceramic wheel guard that creates a clear barrier against dirt, brake dust, bugs, tar, water and anything else that impacts your wheel. Protection will last through the winter period.

The Vehicle Health Check

Oil level checked & reported to customer or refilled with customers oil supply
Engine coolant checked & refilled with FREE Engine
Coolant/Anti-Freeze
Tyre pressures checked & inflated
Tyre wear & tread checked & reported to customer
Windscreen washer bottle refilled with FREE Anti-Freeze Screen wash

Even if you don’t use our Winter protection package, it is still a good idea to have your vehicle regularly cleaned throughout the winter to avoid damage and corrosion.

Our Winter Valet includes:

An interior vacuum & wipe down of surfaces.
Full exterior wash to remove any salt, grit & other contaminates and a durable wax applied to the paint & glass, as well as our
Vehicle health check worth £15.

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21 01 2025

Wax v Ceramic Coat – which is right for your car

One of the most frequent questions the AK team is asked is:
“Which is better…
A natural wax or a ceramic sealant.”?

On the surface it appears the answer should be simple, but, as with so many things, appearances are deceptive!

The short answer is: it depends on what you’re trying to achieve and the use of the vehicle you will be applying it to.

By examining the properties of these two different last step products this article aims to furnish the reader with a few facts to allow an informed decision to be made.

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Wax v Ceramic Coat – which is right for your car

Carnauba Wax

Carnauba is a natural substance derived from the leaves of the palm, Copernicia prunifera, also known as The Tree of Life. Native to northern Brazil, the Copernicia prunifera has been planted in other countries, however only the trees in their native environment produce the wax, as its production is a direct response to the harsh, dry conditions. The palm fronds secrete carnauba to protect them from the intense heat of the sun and to allow the trees to retain their moisture.

The wax extraction process is time consuming and laborious; hardly surprising therefore that the higher the concentration of carnauba in a jar of automotive wax, the higher the cost. Initially the leaves are collected and sun-baked to allow the wax to dry to a powdery consistency. The dried leaves are beaten to release the wax which is then refined by means of filtration and centrifuging. In its natural form carnauba wax exists as hard, yellowish brown flakes. As it is refined it’s classified into grades of purity, T4, T3 and T1 which is highest grade of carnauba available. ‘White’ or ‘Ivory’ carnauba doesn’t exist naturally – to attain this colour the carnauba must be chemically bleached.

Carnauba wax sets as hard as concrete, is non-toxic, hypoallergenic and has a very high heat tolerance – around 85 degrees Celsius. Carnauba wax is well known in detailing circles for the ‘lotus effect’ it produces, where water forms into beads and easily rolls off surfaces. This phenomenon often referred to as ‘beading’ is a caused by a high contact angle between the water droplet and the vehicles surface: the greater the angle, the more hydrophobic properties the wax exhibits. To be classified as hydrophobic a substance must exhibit a water contact angle greater than 90 degrees. Above 150 degrees it is classified as superhydrophobic. In its purest form carnauba creates a water contact angle of between 107 degrees and 123.5 degrees, putting it in the middle to upper reaches of hydrophobic classification.

As previously referred to, Carnauba wax in its natural state has a coloured hue to it, the slight opacity provides a ‘jetting’ effect, altering the reflection of light to produce the ‘wet-look’ that high quality carnauba waxes are well known for.

The yellowish tinge of carnauba enhances the warmth of automotive paintwork particularly evident on red, yellow and orange colours.

Not limited to paintwork, carnauba waxes fortified with ingredients such as Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) are also available for the protection of alloy wheels by repelling dirty water, road grime and brake dust.

Due to the hardness of carnauba wax, in order for it to be used in car care products it must be combined with other waxes, such as beeswax and solvents to make it pliable.

The higher the percentage of carnauba by volume in the finished wax, the more durable it is, the better the wet-look shine and the more effective the ‘lotus effect’. Typically, over a UK summer, two layers of a wax that contains 30% carnauba by volume can be expected to last around ten to twelve weeks. By contrast a wax containing around 60% carnauba by volume could last up to six months and even be effective over winter.

In short, carnauba is a natural product, pleasant and easy to work with, provides a deep, wet-look shine, is heat resistant and has excellent hydrophobic properties. For car care enthusiasts who love to regularly spend time detailing their vehicle, or for special cars that spend a large proportion of time in the garage and only come out on high-days and holidays, a carnauba-based wax is an excellent choice.

Ceramic / Quartz / Glass Coatings

These are the names given to vitreous (glassy) sealants and in the automotive world are often used interchangeably. Their names are derived from their use of silica, a component in the manufacture of ceramic and glass products. In nature silica is most commonly found as quartz (SiO2) and in its purest state has a mineral hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale (1-10), for reference diamond measured on the same scale is 10. The perception of ceramics is that they are opaque and white in colour, but this is not always the case as ceramics exist in a variety of compositions and colours with a wide range of molecular structures.

Ceramic coatings are derived from N.A.S.A. spin off technologies

the Space Agency originally devised ceramic-based paints for use on space shuttles for their heat insulation and anti-corrosion properties.

Various research and development has lead ceramic technologies to be found in the automotive care market where they offer a much higher level of protection from various elements than other last step products. Unlike carnauba waxes, ceramic coatings are inorganic. As such they can be manufactured to be resistant to far higher temperatures than carnauba.

Modern ceramic coatings are typically based on nanotechnology.
When reduced to the nano-scale (less than 100 nanometers), various properties of a material will change, including mechanical, insulation, optical, etc. due to the increase in surface area over the volume. At the nano-scale materials therefore become much more resistant to outside forces in comparison to the same materials at the macro-scale. Nanotechnology-based ceramic coatings offer significant resistance to extremes of pH, extremes of temperature and compressional forces. As a result these coatings offer automotive surfaces protection from acid rain, freezing rain, harsh wash chemicals, direct sunlight and even from light swirls (usually caused by poor washing techniques).

They form strong chemical bonds with substrates at the atomic level so these coatings cannot be removed using paint cleaners or pressure washers; they will not wash away in a storm as some other last step products might: they are inherently extremely durable.

Optically clear, ceramic coatings provide a high, crystalline shine, particularly effective on metallic paintwork where the metal flake ‘pops’ brilliantly.

Their use is not limited to paintwork: ceramic coatings are also available for glass, where their hydrophobic properties are of particular benefit; plastics, where their resistance to UV is beneficial and also on alloy wheels, where their slick nature and resilience to heat help repel damaging brake dust particles.

Some ceramic coatings are available for retail purchase but there are some that require professional application in controlled environments. Their durability requires the paintwork to be in perfect condition prior to application: scratches and swirls in the paintwork should be removed as once the coating has cured, these imperfections are sealed beneath.

All surfaces to be coated also need to be properly decontaminated and cleansed, ensuring they are completely free from any residues that may interfere with the bonding process. The cleaner the substrate, the higher the number of chemical bonds the sealant can form. Temperature, humidity and environment all have to be controlled in order for the sealants to provide their maximum protection. Once professionally applied, many ceramic sealants are guaranteed by the manufacturer for between two and seven years.

To summarise

Ceramic coatings are inorganic, synthetic and provide prolonged protection from chemicals, industrial and environmental fallout and light surface marring. Due to their durability paintwork and other substrates must be properly prepared prior to application, but once applied, all that is required in terms of up keep is a regular maintenance wash and an occasional top up with a compatible quick detailing spray. Their imperviousness to chemicals and inherent hardness offer a great solution for those with little time or inclination to spend on their vehicles.

In Conclusion

There is no winner or loser when it comes to the battle of Wax Vs Sealant.

The important factors are how much time you have to spend on your car, how much inclination you have to maintain it and how the car is going to be used.

Typically a wax allows the flexibility to enjoy the full detailing process on a more regular basis and therefore better serves the car / detailing enthusiast. For those simply looking to protect their ‘daily drive’, especially from new, a highly durable ceramic sealant may well be a better choice.

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21 01 2025

Mobile Machine Polishing – What’s It All About?

When it comes to the art of detailing a vehicle, AutoKorrect takes it to a level that goes beyond imagination.

Our full vehicle detailing encompasses more than just cleaning and valeting – it’s about perfection.
Within this meticulous process, we offer a vital component: paint correction.

When it comes to the art of detailing a vehicle, AutoKorrect takes it to a level that goes beyond imagination.

This intricate and comprehensive procedure involves the use of specialised compounds, polishing pads, and equipment to address paint damage and imperfections.

Typically, surface-level paint defects reside in the vehicle’s top layer, also known as the topcoat of lacquer. These issues encompass swirl marks, polishing holograms, faded or lacklustre paint, gloss loss, and even stubborn stains or etching.

Mobile Machine Polishing – What’s It All About?

Every vehicle is unique, which is why we start with a thorough inspection and assessment. This step allows us to understand the depth of the problems and determine the stages necessary for rectification.

Through machine polishing techniques, we systematically eliminate defects, restore the paint, and leave the vehicle with a sleek, high-gloss finish.

This comprehensive process rectifies not only paint wear and tear patterns but also swirl marks, polishing holograms, and etching.

Results Count

The outcome of our machine polishing and paint correction is a clear, undistorted reflection on the lacquer’s surface.
This results in an immediate enhancement, elevating the vehicle’s appearance to a whole new level.

Machine Polishing & Paint Correction

Our Full 1-3-Stage Machine Polish & Paint Correction is designed to eliminate light scratches, swirl marks, and faded paint, transforming your vehicle back to its new car glory with a brilliant high gloss finish.

Stage 1:

For vehicles with minimal paint damage or requiring light correction, our single-stage paint correction employs a precise polishing step to remove surface imperfections.

Stage 2:

Moderate swirl marks and light scratches find their match in our Stage 2 paint correction. This multi-step process combines two different polish and pad combinations to effectively address these issues.

Stage 3:

Vehicles plagued by heavy swirl marks, scratches, and deeper paint defects benefit from our Stage 3 Paint Correction. This intensive stage involves three distinct polish and pad combinations, and can even encompass spot wet sanding for more severe scratches.

In Conclusion

At AutoKorrect, detailing isn’t just a process –
it’s an art, a passion, and a commitment to bringing out the best in your vehicle.

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20 01 2025

The Benefits of Professional Convertible Roof Cleaning

Preserving the Beauty and Functionality of Your Car’s Soft-Top Roof.

Owning a convertible car is a thrilling experience, giving you the freedom to feel the wind in your hair as you cruise down the open road.

However, maintaining a convertible roof requires special care to ensure its longevity and appearance.

While DIY methods may seem tempting, entrusting the task to professional technicians like AutoKorrect can make a world of difference.

In this blog, we will explore the advantages of having your car’s convertible roof cleaned by us, preserving its beauty and functionality for years to come.

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1. Expertise and Knowledge:

We have the experience and expertise to handle various types of fabric or material used in convertible tops. We are well-versed in the best cleaning methods and products to suit specific roof materials, avoiding any potential damage caused by improper cleaning techniques.

2. Specialised Equipment:

Cleaning a convertible roof properly requires specialised equipment and tools. We come equipped with the right tools to reach all the nooks and crannies of the roof, ensuring a thorough and effective cleaning process.

The Benefits of Professional Convertible Roof Cleaning

3. Thorough Cleaning and Stain Removal:

Convertible roofs are susceptible to stains from bird droppings, tree sap, and other environmental pollutants. We use advanced cleaning agents that can effectively remove tough stains without compromising the fabric’s integrity, leaving your roof looking pristine.

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4. UV Protection and Water Repellence:

Convertible roofs are exposed to harsh weather conditions, including harmful UV rays and heavy rain. Our services often include treatments that provide UV protection and water repellence, safeguarding your roof from fading, discoloration, and water damage.

5. Preventing Mould and Mildew:

Accumulated moisture on a convertible roof can lead to mould and mildew growth, which not only affects the appearance but also poses health risks. We have the know-how to prevent and remove mould, ensuring a safe and hygienic environment inside your car.

6. Long-term Cost Savings:

Using our services may seem like an upfront expense, they can save you money in the long run. Regular professional cleaning and maintenance can extend the life of your convertible roof, reducing the need for costly repairs or replacements down the road.

7. Preserving Resale Value:

If you ever decide to sell or trade-in your convertible, a well-maintained roof can significantly enhance your car’s resale value. Potential buyers are more likely to be impressed by a vehicle that looks immaculate and well-cared-for.

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In Conclusion

Having your car’s convertible roof cleaned by AutoKorrect is a wise investment in preserving the beauty, functionality, and value of your vehicle.

So, give your car the care it deserves by entrusting its roof to the hands of our team, and enjoy the open road in style.

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20 01 2025

Comparing Lathe Repair and Cosmetic Repair for Wheel Refurbishment

When it comes to maintaining the appearance and functionality of your car’s wheels, two distinct approaches often come into play:
“Lathe Repair” and “Cosmetic Repair.”

In this blog post, we’ll break down the differences between lathe repair and cosmetic repair in the context of car wheels, helping you make informed decisions about which approach suits your needs best.

Each method serves a specific purpose, catering to different aspects of wheel maintenance.

Lathe Repair: Precision Restoration

Lathe repair is a meticulous process that revolves around restoring the functional integrity of your car’s wheels. Often employed for more severe damage, this method involves removing a layer of material from the wheel’s surface to eliminate imperfections. Think of it as a fine-tuning process that addresses issues affecting the wheel’s balance and performance.

The lathe repair process begins by removing the wheel from the car. Specialised machinery is then used to carefully shave off a layer of the wheel’s surface.

This not only eradicates minor dents, scratches, and imperfections but also ensures the wheel’s balance is restored, enhancing the overall driving experience.

However, it’s worth noting that lathe repair does involve the removal of a small portion of the wheel’s structure, which can limit the number of times this repair can be performed before affecting the wheel’s overall dimensions and structural integrity.

Cosmetic Repair: Aesthetic Enhancement

Cosmetic repair, as the name suggests, focuses primarily on the visual appeal of your car’s wheels.

This method is ideal for addressing surface-level imperfections, such as scratches, scuffs, and minor dents, without delving into the wheel’s structural components.

Cosmetic repairs are aimed at restoring the wheels’ appearance to its original state, enhancing the overall aesthetics of the vehicle.

Comparing Lathe Repair and Cosmetic Repair for Wheel Refurbishment

In a cosmetic repair, the damaged areas are carefully buffed, polished, and refinished to match the rest of the wheel’s surface.

This process might involve repainting the affected areas or applying specialised coatings to restore the wheel’s shine and gloss.

The goal is to make your car’s wheels look as good as new, without necessarily affecting their balance or performance.

Choosing the Right Path

Ultimately, the choice between lathe repair and cosmetic repair depends on the extent of the damage and your priorities.

If your wheels are showing signs of more significant wear, balance issues, or structural damage, a lathe repair might be the suitable solution.

On the other hand, if your wheels have minor surface blemishes that are affecting the vehicle’s aesthetics, a cosmetic repair would likely suffice.

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In Conclusion

Cosmetic refurbishing Diamond Cut wheels involves a manual restoration process, distinct from lathe repair.

This method employs hand polishing machines to smooth the surface and eliminate the damaged section. Subsequently, the wheel is painted to match its original colour, ensuring a seamless repair that blends seamlessly with the rest of the wheel.

In contrast, a lathe repair is a more intricate and time consuming procedure. It necessitates the removal of the wheel, which is then recut to eliminate layers from its entire face and you can usually only have 1-2 cuts on a wheel in its lifetime.

A lathe repair typically comes at a cost of approximately between £130 and £150 per wheel (excluding VAT) and involves the removal of a portion of the wheel’s overall structure.

This could potentially limit future repair options if damage occurs again.

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10 01 2025

Understanding Wheel Corrosion: Causes, Prevention, and How AutoKorrect Can Help

Wheel corrosion is a common issue that can affect the aesthetics, performance, and longevity of your vehicle’s wheels.

Understanding the causes of wheel corrosion, how to prevent it and how AutoKorrect’s mobile professional technicians can help save you from costly repairs and replacements.

What is Wheel Corrosion?

Wheel corrosion refers to the gradual degradation of metal wheels due to chemical reactions with environmental elements. This process can lead to pitting, discolouration, and even structural damage if not addressed promptly.

Causes of Wheel Corrosion

Environmental Factors:

Moisture and Humidity: Exposure to water, especially in humid climates, accelerates the oxidation process.
Salt: In coastal areas or places where roads are salted in winter, the salt can significantly speed up corrosion.

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Chemicals and Contaminants:

Brake Dust: The combination of heat and metallic particles from brake dust can cause the protective coating on wheels to deteriorate.
Road Debris: Gravel, dirt, and other debris can chip away at the wheel’s surface, exposing the metal underneath to corrosive elements.

Poor Maintenance:

Lack of Cleaning: Failing to regularly clean your wheels allows contaminants to build up and erode the protective finish.
Improper Cleaning Agents: Using harsh chemicals or abrasive tools can strip away protective coatings, making wheels more susceptible to corrosion.

Prevention Tips

Regular Cleaning:

Use a mild, non-abrasive cleaner specifically designed for wheels.
Rinse thoroughly to remove all traces of cleaner and contaminants.

Protective Coatings:

Apply a quality wheel sealant to create a barrier against corrosive elements.
Consider ceramic coating for added protection and easier maintenance.

Seasonal Care:

In winter, clean your wheels frequently to remove salt and road grime.
Consider using winter-specific wheels if you live in an area with particularly harsh winters.

Routine Inspections:

Regularly inspect your wheels for signs of damage or corrosion.
Address any chips or scratches immediately to prevent further deterioration.

How AutoKorrect Can Help

AutoKorrect specialises in the maintenance and restoration of alloy and diamond cut wheels, offering a range of mobile services to combat and prevent wheel corrosion.

Professional Cleaning:

AutoKorrect uses specialised cleaning products and techniques to thoroughly clean and decontaminate your wheels without causing damage.

Corrosion Refurbishment:

AutoKorrect’s experienced team can refurbish corroded wheels, addressing both facial and rim issues to help get them looking like new. Take a look at our Mobile Wheel Refurbishing Service.

Protective Coatings:

AutoKorrect offers advanced protective coatings, including ceramic coatings, to provide long-lasting protection against corrosion. Take a look at our Mobile Ceramic Coating Service.

Mobile Service:

Conveniently, AutoKorrect offers mobile services, meaning they can come to your home or workplace to perform the necessary maintenance or repairs.

Expert Advice:

With years of experience, the team at AutoKorrect can provide valuable advice on how to maintain your wheels and prevent future corrosion.