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The Wheel Magician will definitely work even if don’t think too much about the brake cleaner. Don’t forget about your brakes. Check the location of the brake fluid reservoir. It must be clearly marked above any other in the car. If you are not sure, then you should check the location of the brake fluid in the instructions so as you does not make any mistake or get confused with something else. Some of these reservoirs are visible, so you don’t need to look inside.But if not you have to remove the cap to check the amount of fluid liquid. If you are really uncomfortable to do that, than a professional can always do it. Some may even show you how to do this.Just pay attention to all the components of your braking system. If there is any doubt, just take a photo or write it down or you can ask the mechanic if everything is in order. Sometimes it’s also necessary to check and replace the brake pads on time.

You will get the best possible mag kerb wheel repair service when you call us at The Wheel Magician. We can come to your home or office and will complete the repair quickly and efficiently. Our prices are affordable too.

Is there embedded brake dust ruining the look of your mag wheels, or are you looking for alloy wheel repairs in Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, or elsewhere in NZ? At Wheel Magician, we’ve got the skills and knowledge, as well as the specialist brake dust and alloy wheel cleaner products, to make your wheels look like new again.

Have you kerb damaged wheels on your car, van, motorbike, ute and boat trailor. We can fix them at The Wheel Magician with the highest quality repair service in the country. Your wheels will look like new again, with all scratches, scuffs, and scraps completely removed from your mag wheels.

At The Wheel Magician, we repair all makes and type of mag wheel on any car, van, motorbike, ute or boat trailor. We use the best materials available and we have a tried and tested process for repairing all types of mag wheel cosmetic kerb damage. This includes deep scratches and large scuffs, not dents or cracks.

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