Repair to door and panel Honda Civic 2009

iamfromcork

Hi everyone,
Any idea what it would cost to repair to a door and quarter panel or replace door. In North Wicklow or Dublin area. Thanks
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colm_mcm

That back door was repaired before by the looks of it.

I'm not a repairer but I'd imagine repairing would be under €1000 assuming no new panels go on.

iamfromcork

It was before i bought it. why i'm thinking i should just replace it .

colm_mcm

To be fair it would have been grand!

Finding a used one without dents would be tricky, they're very prone to dings. In my (unqualified) opinion you'd be as well off filling it again. Its the quarter panel that got the worst of it and that's a pig of a job to replace.

CiniO

Possibly better to fix those dents and scratches cheaply, and keep the savings to buy better tyres. Might save you more dents in the future

colm_mcm

CiniO wrote: »

Possibly better to fix those dents and scratched cheaply, and keep the savings to buy better tyres. Might save you more dents in the future

Miaow!

JohnBoy26

CiniO wrote: »

Possibly better to fix those dents and scratched cheaply, and keep the savings to buy better tyres. Might save you more dents in the future

I was waiting for someone like you to come along :rolleyes:

JohnBoy26

This might give you a bit of an idea of what it will cost op.

http://www.carcraft.ie/price-list.html

CiniO

JohnBoy26 wrote: »

I was waiting for someone like you to come along :rolleyes:

Well, as OP has got one of the worst tyres available on the market fitted to his car, I though it would be appropriate to mention this fact to him, as he genuinely might not be aware of that.

iamfromcork

In fairness i didn't know at the time how crap those tyre's are and it was either be hit by her or pull in .Didn't see the Metal post out a foot from the wall after the bend

DaraDali

Hey guys, have this model Civic myself, Buying 4 new tyres on Monday Any advice welcomed. ?

Know nothing about which tyre brand to buy.

CiniO

DaraDali wrote: »

Hey guys, have this model Civic myself, Buying 4 new tyres on Monday Any advice welcomed. ?

Know nothing about which tyre brand to buy.

Not triangle - that's for sure.

JohnBoy26

CiniO wrote: »

Well, as OP has got one of the worst tyres available on the market fitted to his car, I though it would be appropriate to mention this fact to him, as he genuinely might not be aware of that.

What does it matter what tyres are fitted to the op's car? What relevance is it to the op's question?

Maybe if you came down off your horse and offered the op advice on their query it might be more helpful.

CiniO

JohnBoy26 wrote: »

What does it matter what tyres are fitted to the op's car?

Matters, because safety depends on it.

What relevance is it to the op's question?

Absolutely none. I pointed this as off topic, just because I noticed it.

Maybe if you came down off your horse and offered the op advice on their query it might be more helpful.

I can't offer OP any advice on his query because I don't know answer to his question.

iamfromcork

Thanks for the link, it's a good rough idea

JohnBoy26 wrote: »

This might give you a bit of an idea of what it will cost op.

http://www.carcraft.ie/price-list.html

iamfromcork

I became aware the first day it rained plus they make some noise on corners

CiniO wrote: »

Well, as OP has got one of the worst tyres available on the market fitted to his car, I though it would be appropriate to mention this fact to him, as he genuinely might not be aware of that.

quadrifoglio verde

JohnBoy26 wrote: »

What does it matter what tyres are fitted to the op's car? What relevance is it to the op's question?

Maybe if you came down off your horse and offered the op advice on their query it might be more helpful.

Hmm lets see, maybe the op wasn't aware of how crap the tyres were on the car.

iamfromcork

Is the Motor Body WorkShop in Kilcoole Closed, or any one have any info on the Chek Motor Trading Limited. or even recommend someone that does good work

porsche boy

DaraDali wrote: »

Hey guys, have this model Civic myself, Buying 4 new tyres on Monday Any advice welcomed. ?

Know nothing about which tyre brand to buy.

the best ones you can afford.

colm_mcm

If you're buying tyres at the low end of the scale, a brand you've heard of is a start, don't be fooled by the old "they're pirellis budget brand" or "they're made in the same factory as Bridgestone" or "we're selling loads of these King Wong ones, I have them on my own car"

iamfromcork

Why do i even Bother using Boards , always goes off topic

Toyotafanboi

depending on where you are in Wicklow, Kavanaghs in Arklow are very good http://ie.kompass.com/c/paul-kavanagh-auto-body-shop/ie8365035/

D&W in Wicklow town are good too http://dwcrashrepairs.ie/