Diamond Alloy Wheels Offers a Premium Service For All Customers

With 70% of road vehicles now equipped with alloy wheels, and that number increasing all the time, the demand for refurbishment and repair of alloys has never been greater and Diamond cut alloys mean they keep looking great for longer.

Diamond Alloys is a new UK alloy wheel refurbishment center that operates in the greater London area, putting its focus on attracting a diverse customer base with its high quality finishes, incredibly fast turnaround, and great prices.

Since its founding diamond alloys has been working closely with showrooms and dealerships, particularly those specializing in prestige vehicles, and have achieved high customer retention rates with their attention to the quality that marques like Bentley demand from their alloys. A key part of dealing with such professional business is keeping in mind the most important customer questions “how quick, and how much?”. Addressing these questions is why Diamond Alloys are so active with prestige brands, and also why they are a great choice for home users looking for a refurbishment of custom alloy wheel service. A full refurbishment from Diamond Alloys costs just £65, and they guarantee a 24 hour turnaround on all their refurbishment work as well as offering a highly convenient collection and delivery service.

It is a commitment to investing in the very best that keep Diamond Alloys on top of the game, which includes investment in quality staff as well as the latest technology. Director Phil Murdoch is a keen talent spotter and is personally involved in the recruitment of new staff, as well as keeping staff trained in all areas of the business. Diamond Alloy’s experienced staff can work with alloys from almost any vehicle, whether repairing BMW black alloys or customizing Mini alloys, the same level of attention and care is guaranteed.

Modern machinery is the beating of heart of Diamond Alloys, and is what enables the 24 hour service. The pride and joy of the company is its laser precision cutting machine, which offers superior precision over hand cutting, as it lacks a cutting edge to wear away or contaminate the alloy, as well as producing a markedly smaller heat zone which means a reduced chance of warping the metal. Another piece of vital technology is the vapor blasting machine used to prepare the alloys. Compared to the old method of hand washing, vapor blasting massively speeds up the cleaning process and is one of the key reasons for the fast turnaround Diamond Alloys can offer.