About
A proper wheel workshop, not a van and a spray gun
Independent, Ipswich-based and set up to do the whole job in-house — strip, repair, cut, coat and cure.
[Owner's story in 2–3 paragraphs: when Infinity Wheelz started, what he did before, why he set up on Boss Hall Road, the kit in the workshop (CNC diamond cutting lathe, powder coating oven, blast cabinet, straightening rig, tyre machine), and what he's fussy about. Written in first person. Keep it plain and specific — e.g. "I started refurbishing wheels in 2014 at…"]
[Second paragraph: who the customers are — private owners across Suffolk, lease returns, and the garages and dealers that send sets every week.]
[Photo: owner in the workshop]
[Photo: the CNC diamond cutting lathe]
[Photo: the powder coating oven / booth]
The workshop
- Address
37 Boss Hall Road, Ipswich IP1 5BN - Hours
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm · [Closed — confirm if opening Saturday mornings] - Kit
CNC diamond cutting lathe · powder coating oven · blast cabinet · hydraulic straightening rig · TIG welder · tyre machine & balancer [confirm] - Insurance
[Public liability cover — £X million — insurer]
How it works
What happens to your wheels
The same process every time, whether it is one kerbed wheel or a full set in a new colour.
- 01
Book, or we collect
Send a photo for a quote. Drop the car at Boss Hall Road or we collect from home or work across Suffolk.
- 02
Strip & repair
Tyres off. Wheels chemically stripped and blasted to bare alloy. Kerb damage, cracks and buckles repaired properly.
- 03
Finish
Powder coat primer, colour and lacquer, oven cured — or a fresh CNC diamond cut face sealed under clear.
- 04
Refit & balance
New valves, tyres refitted and balanced, wheels torqued back on. Collected or delivered in 3–5 days.
Ready for a free quote?
Send a photo of your wheels and we'll quote within the hour.