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TopCat wrote:I think the answer is no. I had a serious ding on an alloy before and contacted a number of companies who do alloy repair. I wasn't as bad as your damage AFAIK, and still there was no-one willing to take it on. To be honest, I'm happier they admitted it would be dangerous to repair an alloy so badly damaged, than try a botch job and leave me running a car on a dodgy wheel.
Similar to you, I couldn't get a replacement, had to buy 4 alloys in the end I'm afraid.
Sebastian wrote:paul . 2 words , move on
get a different set
Myfeckin FTO wrote: wheels don't come any nicer for the FTO than this -
shellier46 wrote:http://www.SpecialistsAlloyWheelRepair.com .. Try your luck with this place you never know
CJ wrote:shellier46 wrote:http://www.SpecialistsAlloyWheelRepair.com .. Try your luck with this place you never know
The US is a long way to send an alloy wheel to for repair!
Myfeckin FTO wrote:Why are we still talking about repairing that alloy? - its really well beyond repair. It'd take a minor miracle to get that rim back into shape and balance again.
paul2508 wrote:Myfeckin FTO wrote:Why are we still talking about repairing that alloy? - its really well beyond repair. It'd take a minor miracle to get that rim back into shape and balance again.
and alot of praying
on the lookout for new set now, any point in selling 3 alloys tho??
shellier46 wrote:these might not look to bad on your FTO an not a bad price . http://cars.donedeal.ie/for-sale/carextras/1570268
paul2508 wrote:need rims that will clear my brake calipers
paul2508 wrote:need rims that will clear my brake calipers
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