Skoda RS Alloys Repair

Shootermavin79 · 05-02-2013 12:45PM #1

Hello
I'm new to this so I'm looking for some advice on which alloy wheel repair company I should go for. I've some slight damage to an alloy on skoda 11 reg RS. Its not that noticeable but i'm just a bit anal about the look so I want to get it repaired. I see theres a few companies around Dublin so could someone give me some advice on who to use and who to stay clear of. also what prices are reasonable. The main ones that I can find in Dublin are eurosonics, wheel wizard, tallaght powdercoating and Collins Engineering. I'm terrified a bad job will be done and I'm not sure of the process used and types of chemicals/paints used

Thanks
C

tossy · 05-02-2013 12:54PM

Shootermavin79 wrote: »

Hello
I'm new to this so I'm looking for some advice on which alloy wheel repair company I should go for. I've some slight damage to an alloy on skoda 11 reg RS. Its not that noticeable but i'm just a bit anal about the look so I want to get it repaired. I see theres a few companies around Dublin so could someone give me some advice on who to use and who to stay clear of. also what prices are reasonable. The main ones that I can find in Dublin are eurosonics, wheel wizard, tallaght powdercoating and Collins Engineering. I'm terrified a bad job will be done and I'm not sure of the process used and types of chemicals/paints used

Thanks
C

I've seen work done by a few of the companies you've mentioned and personally i wouldn't let them near my wheels.

There are a few companies north of the border,one being nu-luk that do top notch work.

vectra · 05-02-2013 12:56PM

Buy a new wheel and use that as a spare.

Gumbo · 05-02-2013 12:57PM

Wheel Wizards in Finglas have some great feedback on the BMW-Drivers forum.

ongarite · 05-02-2013 12:58PM

I and many others users on BMW-driver forum have used Wheel Wizards. They did a great job on my alloys, get my recommendation.

Skoda RS Alloys Repair

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