Kerbed alloys

[DanMee93]

Hi Everyone.

Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations regarding the best company for alloy repair. I very annoyingly kerbed the front drivers side wheel on my new Renault Clio and am hoping to get it repaired. There are numerous UK based companies e.g:

http://www.smartrepair4u.co.uk/alloy_wheel_repair.html
http://www.wefixalloys.co.uk/services-and-prices/
http://www.chipsaway.co.uk/services/alloy-wheels/

Amongst many others. Just hoping someone has any experience with any of the companies, and can give me a recommendation. Obviously looking for best quality, durability etc.

Kind regards

Dan

 

[Burnerman]

I leave things like this in the hands of my local (professional) bodyshop, and they know who use.
Don't use the mobile units - you need someone who will actually take the tyre off, not just mask it up.
John

 

[DanMee93]

I leave things like this in the hands of my local (professional) bodyshop, and they know who use.
Don't use the mobile units - you need someone who will actually take the tyre off, not just mask it up.
John

Thank you for the reply. I believe the company in the first link I posted do remove the tyre. But I will consider taking it to a local bodyshop.

 

[Burnerman]

Bodyshops of course handle warranty repairs on new vehicles - so it has to be good!
Nice car the Clio - how they've grown!
John

 

[DanMee93]

Thanks. I know, my current one is incomparable to my previous 02 model!

What do you mean regarding 'Bodyshops of course handle warranty repairs on new vehicles'?

 

[Burnerman]

Main dealers, if they don't have their own repair facilities, always have a good bodyshop to do their repairs - essential if the car is accident damaged but still warrantied etc.
You could be surprised at the amount of new vehicles that have delivery damage too!
John

 

[cheddarcaveman]

Excellent job!

http://www.pureklas.co.uk