[lcheong]

Hi all ...

I was waiting for the time when I went 6 months without scraping my rims against the curb. Well, I BARELY made it over six months, so I wanted to reward myself with getting my curb-rashed rims repaired -- both front-right and rear-right.

I've never done this before, but I understand that this is relatively simple stuff for pros. Can anybody recommend somebody or a shop in the South Bay (San Jose area) that can do this for a reasonable price? And what is a reasonable price? And after they are done, will it be completely undetectable, or perhaps only I will know where the damage was?

Thanks in advance for your help.

/LesC

 

[dboy11]

Send me a PM and I can hook you up with a guy in the east bay that does great work, he does a lot of work with all the big dealerships in the east bay.

 

[DASchell]

dboy,
I am interested also. I have had the Bimmer 2 months and rashed two wheels

 

[Teemo Panda]

I recently had my gf drive my car and she rubbed my rear rims while making a turn on the curb :'(.

How much does it cost to repair it?
Thanks

 

[dboy11]

dboy,
I am interested also. I have had the Bimmer 2 months and rashed two wheels

I sent you the contact info

 

[dboy11]

I recently had my gf drive my car and she rubbed my rear rims while making a turn on the curb :'(.

How much does it cost to repair it?
Thanks

I can't answer your question, but if you send me a PM I will send you his contact info. That said it's much less than the price of a new rim

 

[jfs356]

I priced wheel repair awhile back for my old Volvo, prices are $150 for light refinish/curb repair and new paint. They will likely paint the whole wheel, just like body shops paint the whole panel after a repair.
Your prices may vary depending on location.

 

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