Can anyone mend my damaged alloys?
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I hit a piece of wood a little while ago, and it's put slight flats on the front rim and a buckle on the rear. New wheels and tyres fitted (only a few hundred quid - gulp
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But the damage is relatively minor and I'd like to save them, if only as spares.
Can anyone recommend a good wheel shop, preferably Midlands way, but I don't mind travelling.
Richard Hopkins
).But the damage is relatively minor and I'd like to save them, if only as spares.
Can anyone recommend a good wheel shop, preferably Midlands way, but I don't mind travelling.
Richard Hopkins
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Harry M8, thanks for digging out that old post of mine.
My bent wheels are still sitting in the garage. I think that they might be repairable, but only at a price close to that of new ones.
Yours in hope...
Richard.
My bent wheels are still sitting in the garage. I think that they might be repairable, but only at a price close to that of new ones.
Yours in hope...
Richard.
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Ian Jemmison of a small village near york.
Get a motoring news, he advertises in the back. Jemmison Engineering. He did some for me although it was some time ago and he was brilliant. About £30 each if i remember correctly.
Ian Jemmison of a small village near york.
Get a motoring news, he advertises in the back. Jemmison Engineering. He did some for me although it was some time ago and he was brilliant. About £30 each if i remember correctly.
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