Alloy wheel refurbishment · Oswaldtwistle, Accrington, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Almas Refurbs

Workshop specialising in alloy wheel refurbishment through diamond cutting, polishing, straightening, welding and powder coating, based in Accrington, Lancashire.

About Almas Refurbs

Almas Refurbs, alloy wheel refurbishment specialists in Lancashire

Almas Refurbs is a British workshop dedicated to alloy wheel refurbishment operating from Havelock Street in Oswaldtwistle (Accrington), serving both private individuals and trade professionals in Lancashire and beyond. The company presents itself as a more economical alternative to buying a new set of wheels, with the stated aim of restoring wheels to their original appearance.

The workshop was founded in 2017 and its owner, John Perkins, also works as a CNC diamond cutting technician. The company states that its reputation has been built on what it summarises as its three principles: professionalism, personal service and perfectionism. According to its own presentation, it applies the same care to budget vehicles and high-end models alike.

Alloy wheel refurbishment services

The service catalogue is organised into five main areas, each with a starting price and an estimated time the vehicle will remain at the workshop:

  • Diamond cutting: involves removing a thin layer from the wheel surface to eliminate kerb damage or corrosion, leaving it looking like new. From £95 per wheel, with around three days with us.
  • Powder coating: the powder is sprayed onto the wheel and baked to cure and form a solid, durable finish. The company offers a selection of standard colours and, through several suppliers, can source virtually any custom colour. From £70 per wheel, with around two days with us.
  • Wheel straightening: buckled wheels are heated and reformed using a specialist hydraulic machine. Buckling can occur, for example, when hitting a pothole while driving. From £50 per wheel, with a full day with us.
  • Welding: the damaged area of the wheel is heated to apply the weld and fill the crack. From £50 per wheel, with a full day with us.
  • Rim protectors: a set of WHEELUV rim protectors, available in various colours, which can blend into the wheel design or stand out to add a touch of colour. From £99 to £140, with a full day with us.

The workshop indicates that these prices and times correspond to the information published on its website and may vary depending on the condition of each wheel.

Other services under the Almas brand

Alongside alloy wheel refurbishment, the company groups other activities under the Almas name. Almas Plates is dedicated to creating personalised number plates, both road legal and show plates, with designs that can be seen at the workshop reception. Almas Tints offers vehicle window tinting, from a light shade to the darkest permitted, with the aim of reducing sun glare and customising the car's appearance. In addition, next to the workshop is Almas Tyres, a tyre service that the company refers to its Facebook and Instagram pages for more information.

Working approach

The company describes its method as a professional service with a personal touch, aimed at restoring the original appearance of wheels with damage of varying severity: from minor scratches or small stone chips to substantial damage or heavy corrosion. It notes that it works with quick turnaround times and competitive prices, and that its clientele includes both private motorists and trade businesses.

Location and contact

Havelock Street, Oswaldtwistle, Accrington, BB5 3JY · Telephone: 01254 238238 · Email: hello@almasrefurbs.co.uk

In brief

Alloy wheel refurbishment