mykeymagik

Anyone know places / sites that repair rims... or is it too expensive to repair a rim that's been curbed a little...??

Lonely_Raven

There was a post on this a while back, someone found a link
where they showed step by step how to repair a Porsche rim.

It's possible, but really only affordable if YOU do it.

Assuming it's not chrome or has some special finish.
Because basically you just sand down the damaged parts,
use some filler of some sort if needed, then paint/finish the wheel.

DynomyteSW

TURBAX is a wheel repair company in central FL

dgHotLava

moved to tread and butter....

freeflowing

wheel america in farmington,NY does it for 129.00 per wheel you have to pay for shipping both ways

halfbreed

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RogerTTR

The following facilities were recommended to us by customers. We have not researched the quality or speed of their work, nor do we know the limits of their capabilities or the level of experience they have. We can not accept any responsibility for problems or delays a customer may experience with this independent repair facilities. So we offer this list as a starting point for our customers to do their own research on selecting a facility.

In addition, we do not recommend repairing wheels unless they can be tested to meet the original load capacity design of the wheel. This will be very difficult to do and could exceed the cost of the wheel.

Wheel Collision Center
7286 Penn Drive
Bath, PA 18014
800-292-7467

Wheel Collision Center
600 Shoemaker Avenue Suite 4
Columbus OH 43201
800-826-5795

Ye Olde Wheel Shop
6363 Washington
Elkridge, MD 21227
800-526-8260

The Wheel Shoppe
18011 14 Mile Road
Fraser, MI 48026
810.756.7256