Mobile alloy wheel repair in Cannock

Cannock town and the district around it: Hednesford and Heath Hayes to the east, Norton Canes and Bridgtown near the A5, Rugeley to the north, Burntwood towards Lichfield, and Great Wyrley and Cheslyn Hay heading back towards Walsall.

The A5 and M6 Toll make this one of the easiest districts to reach from either of our bases, which is useful when a booking needs moving forward.

Stafford, with Wednesbury as a fallback when the routing suits. Cannock sits roughly between the two, so lead times here are among the shortest we offer.

The distribution parks around Kingswood Lakeside and Bridgtown bring a steady stream of van and light commercial work, and there are dealer pitches and service garages along the Walsall Road and in Heath Hayes.

Alongside that we do plenty of private work in Hednesford, Rugeley and Burntwood — usually a kerbed wheel, a scraped bumper corner or a car being tidied before it changes hands.

Alloy wheel refurbishment for scuffs, kerbing and corrosion, diamond-cut effect and painted finishes, SMART repair for scratches, bumper scuffs and stone chips, and OEM colour matching blended into the panel.

Every job is quoted individually after we have seen photos, because no two sets of damage are the same.

Kingswood Lakeside, Watling Street and the Bridgtown estates carry most of the commercial vehicle work, and Orbital Retail Centre and the McArthurGlen designer outlet have brought further car parking and business space to the area. Junction 11 and 12 of the M6 and the M6 Toll at T7 mean access is unusually good, so Cannock is often the town we can move forward when another booking slips.