Wheel refurb price
07 October 2010, 04:27 PM
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Wheel refurb price
I am looking to get my 18" oz prodrive alloys and the girlfriends 17" fiesta st alloys refurbed.
Mine have a little kerbing but the main reason for the refurb is faded paint (anthracite).
The girlfriends (predictably) have a fair bit of kerbing - although in her defence it was there when she bought the car.
I have ben quoted from around £260 for the lot from several companies but The Car Studio (Cheshunt, north london) have said they will do me a deal of £160 a set as I need 2 sets doing.
Does anybody have any experience of this company? Or a suggestion of somewhere closer to Devon who could get near this price??
Mine have a little kerbing but the main reason for the refurb is faded paint (anthracite).
The girlfriends (predictably) have a fair bit of kerbing - although in her defence it was there when she bought the car.
I have ben quoted from around £260 for the lot from several companies but The Car Studio (Cheshunt, north london) have said they will do me a deal of £160 a set as I need 2 sets doing.
Does anybody have any experience of this company? Or a suggestion of somewhere closer to Devon who could get near this price??
07 October 2010, 04:48 PM
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all i can say is, go to BJV Engineering. their work is spot on. very quick turn around and the finished product is superb.
and they arent too expensive. 4 wheels with tyres, £160 !!!!! i had my sti rims done there almost two years ago and they are still as good as the day i picked them up.
please use them, you will not be dissapointed.
now let all the comments start, that powder coating wheels is a no no.
dan
http://www.wheelrefurbishing.co.uk/OLDSITE/index.htm
and they arent too expensive. 4 wheels with tyres, £160 !!!!! i had my sti rims done there almost two years ago and they are still as good as the day i picked them up.
please use them, you will not be dissapointed.
now let all the comments start, that powder coating wheels is a no no.
dan
http://www.wheelrefurbishing.co.uk/OLDSITE/index.htm
07 October 2010, 05:18 PM
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Thanks for the reply. Been on their site and they are £192 as I have tyres on, + VAT so £235 by the time thats included.
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