The profile of the face of the wheel can prevent the alloy from being cut. As the process involves actually removing the top of the alloy, these repairs can only be made one or two times before the wheel is compromised and weakened. A specialist will inspect the wheel to ensure the right finish is applied.

In most cases, refurbished alloy wheels will add value to your car since they will greatly improve the overall appearance of your vehicle. Customers will often look at the condition of alloy wheels, and if they are in good shape, it is generally a good indication that the vehicle has been well looked after.

If you're only looking for a minor repair, then it may not be worth it. However, if you're looking for a more extensive repair, then it might be worth the investment. Another thing you should consider is the quality of the refurbisher.