Good news and Bad news ...
- Thread starter Jashper
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wooly A2
Member
Bad luck there !!!!
I Bought my A2 privately and actually managed
to scuff the alloy when i was test driving it the
chap who was selling it was not amused but lucky
for him 3 days later i purchased the vehicle ......
and i managed to knock him down £600 .....
You could try here
http://www.wheelrepair.co.uk/
I Bought my A2 privately and actually managed
to scuff the alloy when i was test driving it the
chap who was selling it was not amused but lucky
for him 3 days later i purchased the vehicle ......
and i managed to knock him down £600 .....
You could try here
http://www.wheelrepair.co.uk/
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Fiona
Member
Hey Jashper,
Have heard good reports of Wicked Wheels in Guildford. Need to get one of mine done soon, as soon as I can find time, so will let you know the outcome.
http://www.wickedwheels.co.uk/
Have heard good reports of Wicked Wheels in Guildford. Need to get one of mine done soon, as soon as I can find time, so will let you know the outcome.
http://www.wickedwheels.co.uk/
Jashper said:Wicked wheels have been mentioned to me by a guy @ 'chipsaway' too ....
£75 seems around the going rate .... glad its at Xmas time
Spit and Polish at Tonbridge are usually about £50 each for most wheels. Very good finish but a lengthy wait (4+ weeks) if you want to leave the car with them, rather than just the wheels...
Fiona
Member
Kevin at Wicked Wheels quoted £45 + vat, £5 to collect. I have the 9 spoke sport wheels and this is what Kevin said:
"It is likely that the wheels on your A2 are the same 9 spoke alloys
currently fitted to the new TT, this being the case this is a special
finish.
To get a perfect match you need to cmpletely strip and recoat the alloy -
this is a 3 day process.
However we can offer a same repair where the finish is very close to
original, and is acceptable to most clients."
"It is likely that the wheels on your A2 are the same 9 spoke alloys
currently fitted to the new TT, this being the case this is a special
finish.
To get a perfect match you need to cmpletely strip and recoat the alloy -
this is a 3 day process.
However we can offer a same repair where the finish is very close to
original, and is acceptable to most clients."