Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
So, all the quotes I got back are as follows:
K&N Alloys Southampton: £180
MyAlloys Basingstoke: £55-60 per wheel (£220-240)
The Wheel Specialist Ferndown: £312 (£280 without tyres)
A1 Powder Coaters Southampton: £240
Silver Wheels Ferndown: £264 (extra £12 per wheel if I want matte paint)
Why...
Through price comparison, Flux Direct gave me about £550 on a normal policy, so will give them a call and see what I can do. I'll be looking for a quote under £300 to consider taking the plunge though.
I'm undecided on the sidelight issue, I see both sides, the standard bulbs look naff, but a lot of aftermarket ones look blue, and I f**king hate it when people have blue lights, so wouldn't want to be one of those people. I also don't like it when someone comes up behind you with ridiculously...
How much would posting them to City Powder cost? I looked at driving there, but it's £50 in fuel, and 6 hours driving return, and time is money and all that.
Silver Wheels - it may well be on the high side, but nearly everyone down here wants good money for it - not found a single company yet offering less than £50 a wheel.
You've all swayed me you b******s! This might get expensive.
Want them done properly in Matt Graphite, got a quote for £264, just seeing whether he will change tyres over for me too.
Figured by the time I do the refurb, or go somewhere cheaper, then pay a tyre fitter to swap tyres, I'd be...
Just sent out lots of emails and will get on the phone following responses.
Every single website I've been to, every company is claiming to be Bournemouth's leading alloy repair specialists, do they not understand not everyone can lead? I hate cliches.
That's part of it though, see bad jobs done so often, and you tend to get what you pay for, so if I do get them done cheap, will they be better than DIY?
I think can get all materials for around £50-70.
Is there a problem with the site? Breaks haven't worked leaving me looking like a r****d.When Powder City in Birmingham will do a set for £80, it's not ideal having to pay £200, I'd probably pay £40 a wheel tops, so £160.
I can't seem to find any company in the South that will refurbish four alloys for any less than £200.With this in mind, I'm thinking about doing it myself - I tend to be quite good at these sorts of things because I'm a perfectionist; I'll be taking my time.The only problem is, they're...
Yes, just a few weeks ago I went with Greenlight despite having a cheaper quote from Admiral, was really impressed by the customer service and knowledge of the RS models and popular mods - plus you know what you're gonna get upfront, whereas Admiral like charging fees for changes.