Diamond cutting alloy wheels is a precision process that uses a CNC lathe to machine the wheel’s face, leaving a smooth, polished, and reflective finish. This process restores the factory look of diamond cut wheels and enhances their visual appeal.

You can identify diamond cut alloy wheels by their shiny, polished face and fine lines visible under the lacquer. If the surface looks similar to brushed metal with a different colour behind, it’s likely a diamond cut finish. Visit our Congleton workshop, and we’ll confirm whether your wheels are diamond cut.

Yes, diamond cut alloy wheel repair restores damage such as kerb rash, corrosion, and light scuffs. However, wheels can only be diamond cut a limited number of times because each cut removes a small layer of metal.

Most diamond cut wheel refurbishment jobs are completed within 1–2 days. At Vantom, we offer a fast, high-quality turnaround with precision CNC diamond cutting for customers across Cheshire, Congleton, Macclesfield, and surrounding areas.

Painted alloy wheels have a full colour coat applied, while diamond cut alloy wheels are part-painted and part-machined to achieve a polished finish. Diamond cutting provides a premium, mirror-like appearance often seen on high-end vehicles.

Diamond cut wheel repair typically costs £120+vat per wheel. This is any size as well. For an exact quote, contact Vantom in Congleton, we provide transparent pricing for all diamond cut refurbishment services in Cheshire.

Regular cleaning and applying a ceramic coating can help protect diamond cut wheels from corrosion and brake dust. Avoid harsh chemicals and jet-washing close to the wheel face to extend the life of your diamond cut finish.