Curbed Alloys Need Mobile Repair UK Essess
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Hello all,
i have the bmw 19" 172 alloys and every wheel has some curbing,, one in particular is really bad, they are around 1.5 years old so could do with a general refurb.
Does anyone know of a good company i can call in London/Essex area.
Thanks
i have the bmw 19" 172 alloys and every wheel has some curbing,, one in particular is really bad, they are around 1.5 years old so could do with a general refurb.
Does anyone know of a good company i can call in London/Essex area.
Thanks
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My Ride: 530i MSport, Silver Grey, Step, 19" 172 Wheels, Media Pkg inc MP3, Heated Front Seats, Black Leather Seats, Aux Port, Space Saver Wheel, M Rear Spoiler, Ext Voice System
Not used these guys myself but have seen some threads that they have done a good job.
http://www.mstyle.co.uk/
Go to 5Series tab -> New E60/E61 and last item is alloy wheel refurb. Located in Romford, Essex.
I got the same issue with my 172's but waiting for summer to get them done.
http://www.mstyle.co.uk/
Go to 5Series tab -> New E60/E61 and last item is alloy wheel refurb. Located in Romford, Essex.
I got the same issue with my 172's but waiting for summer to get them done.
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My Ride: 535d M-Sport '06 Plate - Carbon Black - Black Leather - Pro Sat Nav - Logic 7 - HUD - Bluetooth - Privacy Glass - 172M 19" Alloys - Heated Seats - PDC - Adaptive Headlights - Extended Voice Control - Paintshield Extended - M5 Boot Finisher - Bright White LED Internal Lighting - Dension Gateway 500 Ipod/USB/Aux Integration
I've used THESE GUYS on a few occasions and they're great. Come to whereever the car is (work or home) and charged 60 quid per wheel.
I've used MStyle too and the service was great but you have to go to them. They're not mobile.
Marc
I've used MStyle too and the service was great but you have to go to them. They're not mobile.
Marc
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I have used wicked wheels before and they do a very good job. Only cost ?60 per wheel and my wheels had antracite inners with a diamond cut face. They had to be sent away for the diamond cutting though.
If you are going to get all the wheels refurbed why not get the 172s diamond cut.
http://www.wickedwheels.co.uk
If you are going to get all the wheels refurbed why not get the 172s diamond cut.
http://www.wickedwheels.co.uk
Originally Posted by MarcsOnFire' post='524629' date='Jan 30 2008, 11:31 AM
I've used THESE GUYS on a few occasions and they're great. Come to whereever the car is (work or home) and charged 60 quid per wheel.
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My Ride: 535d M-Sport '06 Plate - Carbon Black - Black Leather - Pro Sat Nav - Logic 7 - HUD - Bluetooth - Privacy Glass - 172M 19" Alloys - Heated Seats - PDC - Adaptive Headlights - Extended Voice Control - Paintshield Extended - M5 Boot Finisher - Bright White LED Internal Lighting - Dension Gateway 500 Ipod/USB/Aux Integration
Originally Posted by anit999' post='524642' date='Jan 30 2008, 01:35 PM
If you are going to get all the wheels refurbed why not get the 172s diamond cut.
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Here's a diamond cut M6 style wheel.
I think the 172s would look good diamond cut.
I think the 172s would look good diamond cut.
Originally Posted by MarcsOnFire' post='524647' date='Jan 30 2008, 01:51 PM
What would 172's look like with a Diamond cut finish anyway?
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My Ride: 535d M-Sport '06 Plate - Carbon Black - Black Leather - Pro Sat Nav - Logic 7 - HUD - Bluetooth - Privacy Glass - 172M 19" Alloys - Heated Seats - PDC - Adaptive Headlights - Extended Voice Control - Paintshield Extended - M5 Boot Finisher - Bright White LED Internal Lighting - Dension Gateway 500 Ipod/USB/Aux Integration
So does diamond cutting just involve the squaring off of the edges??
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Diamond cutting involves putting the wheels on a lathe and facing them, then polishing them to give a metal finish rather than a painted finish. Clear laquer is used on top.
Originally Posted by MarcsOnFire' post='525782' date='Feb 1 2008, 12:14 PM
So does diamond cutting just involve the squaring off of the edges??
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My Ride: 535d M-Sport '06 Plate - Carbon Black - Black Leather - Pro Sat Nav - Logic 7 - HUD - Bluetooth - Privacy Glass - 172M 19" Alloys - Heated Seats - PDC - Adaptive Headlights - Extended Voice Control - Paintshield Extended - M5 Boot Finisher - Bright White LED Internal Lighting - Dension Gateway 500 Ipod/USB/Aux Integration
I agree then.......The 172's would look pretty nice with that finish. Might look into having it done on mine come summer.
