Alloy wheel repair
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herman
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Anybody know a ally wheel repairer / welder. If its poss.
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Kos
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the people who do reburbs can sometimes repair them
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316eyes
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Any good wheel refurbisher can carry out repairs but it depends on how bad the damage is.
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dazleeds
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its def poss
just call any wheel refurb place
just call any wheel refurb place
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herman
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Had 2 wheels done they look great, one's got a nick in it but would hold a tyre seal the other has a 3cm crack just on the lip, so won't hold a seal. The firm who did the refurb don't know anybody. So anywhere you can recomend & I will get them there. They are the origional M3 wheels 16" BBS.
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316eyes
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If your in Exeter your a bit remote from what we are used to in the smoke. If you haven't got refurb place nearby that can do it have a look in Yellow Pages for aluminium/alloy welders. They might be able to sort it for you.
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Simon13
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if it's been whacked like that to get a crack in it that big, it's bound to be badly buckled too. Might not be, but the chances are that it is.
BBS wheels are a tough alloy wheels and can take a good whack. Unlike say an alpina/hartge which will bend as soon as look at a kerb.
get it spun up on a balancing machine if it's like a boomerang chances are it's scrap
BBS wheels are a tough alloy wheels and can take a good whack. Unlike say an alpina/hartge which will bend as soon as look at a kerb.
get it spun up on a balancing machine if it's like a boomerang chances are it's scrap
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herman
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Thanks for the advice, it's a hairline crack, looking at it again about 2 cm long. Not buckled tho
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its not local to you but may be able to help
http://www.ianjemison.co.uk/index.htm
http://www.prestigewheels.co.uk/about-us.html
http://www.alloywheelrepair.co.uk/photogallery.htm
http://www.ianjemison.co.uk/index.htm
http://www.prestigewheels.co.uk/about-us.html
http://www.alloywheelrepair.co.uk/photogallery.htm
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Simon13
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thats good then, very good! there might be hope for it then, i know those wheels are on the rare sideherman wrote:Thanks for the advice, it's a hairline crack, looking at it again about 2 cm long. Not buckled tho
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Thanks Daz, traveling not a problem as I have 4 beavertail trucks, and 10 trade plate drivers going up and down the country daily. Had a truck in London, Leeds and Manchester today. But will be moving back home to the Manchester area in a couple of months. Getting a lot of business up there.
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no prob mate
havent used any of the firms but they may help
the ian jamieson link
have been told he is very good
so give him a try first mate
he,s in york somewhere
im planning on sending my azevs to him in a couple months for the full treatment
good luck mate
havent used any of the firms but they may help
the ian jamieson link
have been told he is very good
so give him a try first mate
he,s in york somewhere
im planning on sending my azevs to him in a couple months for the full treatment
good luck mate
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herman
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Need to put the origonal 16" wheels back on the car. "2 wheels on my wagon"
