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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

What a plonker! I was reversing into a parking space and damaged a wheel! Not too bad. :sad: I have had the car now for 3 months, when I took delivery of the car the front near side had a little damage, so was planning to get it fixed, now I have the rear near side too, I have had a quote locally to repair 80 quid a wheel, does anyone in the Essex / Herts / North London have any recommendations? Thanks Ken Luckily it was me and not the wife (imagine)

POST 2Original post

Ken, give Design 911 a call who are essex based Design911.co.uk

POST 3Original post

I believe these guys have a good reputation, but might be a bit far http://www.lepsons.com/

POST 4Original post

Wheel works (formerly Wicked Wheels) in Crawley have a good reputation. They have just quoted me £55 per wheel for taking out a couple of scuffs and powder coating them a new colour (No not pink)

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