Reputable Rim Repair Shop in Boston area
#16
09-09-2008, 08:41 AM
^Theres a few wheel repair places in the city Will, but if you want to get the wheels back in great shape just wait till the season is over and send them out. Theres a few places, one in Maryland that repairs the wheels for 85.00 a rim and they do a good job. I'll look up the information for you and send it to you
#17
09-09-2008, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by infg35x
Yep, they did 2 of my G wheels, they look great. I beginning to learn though that MA roads are just too unforgiving to keep wheels in good condition.
#18
09-30-2008, 06:19 PM
Originally Posted by Hi-Tech_G
^Theres a few wheel repair places in the city Will, but if you want to get the wheels back in great shape just wait till the season is over and send them out. Theres a few places, one in Maryland that repairs the wheels for 85.00 a rim and they do a good job. I'll look up the information for you and send it to you
if you dont mind can I get the info on this shop? I also have a bent lip on my rims 85 bucks sounds like a sick price
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10-01-2008, 12:59 PM
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10-04-2008, 06:29 PM
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10-04-2008, 10:49 PM
#22
10-09-2008, 02:22 AM
Rimpro = A+++
Rim/wheelworks... meh
They redid an alloy for me, and new paint peeled off. They redid it for free tho. Very little work is done in house, no idea what shady deal that guy was giving out there lol
But yeah their techs gave out that vibe to me too. Sad to see them pull that on a nice mom and pop family biz they got.
Rim/wheelworks... meh
They redid an alloy for me, and new paint peeled off. They redid it for free tho. Very little work is done in house, no idea what shady deal that guy was giving out there lol
But yeah their techs gave out that vibe to me too. Sad to see them pull that on a nice mom and pop family biz they got.
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10-09-2008, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by moe
Rimpro = A+++
Rim/wheelworks... meh
They redid an alloy for me, and new paint peeled off. They redid it for free tho. Very little work is done in house, no idea what shady deal that guy was giving out there lol
But yeah their techs gave out that vibe to me too. Sad to see them pull that on a nice mom and pop family biz they got.
Rim/wheelworks... meh
They redid an alloy for me, and new paint peeled off. They redid it for free tho. Very little work is done in house, no idea what shady deal that guy was giving out there lol
But yeah their techs gave out that vibe to me too. Sad to see them pull that on a nice mom and pop family biz they got.
#26
10-24-2008, 10:24 PM
Originally Posted by moe
Rimpro = A+++
$320 in total to re-true 2 of my rims...but they make you sign a waiver that you won't hold them responsible if the rim cracks, because sometimes (not often) a rim will crack due to this process...that blows...do I even want to risk it?!!?
Has anyone had rims re-trued before?
#27
10-24-2008, 10:42 PM
Originally Posted by infg35x
Just dealt with Rim Pro 2 weeks ago, there is no better around here. A+ for those guys.
www.rimpro.com See if you can go through a shop that uses them regularly....they offer awesome pricing to shops (upwards of $50/wheel off).
Regular finish is $170/rim. Chrome is $275/rim. 2-3 piece wheels are varied. Also depends on damage, etc. I'm not sure how much it is just to get a wheel straightened....that's just for refinishing.
www.rimpro.com See if you can go through a shop that uses them regularly....they offer awesome pricing to shops (upwards of $50/wheel off).
Regular finish is $170/rim. Chrome is $275/rim. 2-3 piece wheels are varied. Also depends on damage, etc. I'm not sure how much it is just to get a wheel straightened....that's just for refinishing.
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10-25-2008, 04:01 PM
