While some people may think that wheel refinishing is a seasonal occurrence, the truth is that it’s an all-season business. Spring tends to be the busiest time of year for wheel refinishing and other types of winter repairs, since many people will bring their cars out of the garage in the spring.
That being said, spring is not the only time for wheel refinishing. At Logel’s, the refinishing products that we use are the highest-quality, which means they last a long time. Although winter slush, ice, and road salts will damage your wheel’s finish in the long-term, there is little difference between getting your wheel refinished in the spring or six months later.
Your wheels will be exposed to damage at some point. Whatever time is convenient for you is a good time to get your wheels refinished.