I screwed up my wheels

[BillNguyen]

Does anyone know good rim repair place in Toronto I have so heavy curb damaged and it on the shadowline 437m. Also I’m looking to buy a front lip because mine cracked because of Toronto shitty road

[Stylin.M2]

This guy fixed my curb rash really well, can’t even see it. 437M

Best part? He comes to you and does it in your driveway. Based in GTA

Therimguy.ca

[BillNguyen]

About how much did he charge you and can I get a picture of your rim before and after

[Brad_T]

Originally Posted by BillNguyen

About how much did he charge you and can I get a picture of your rim before and after

It looks like the information is on the website that #Stylin.M2 posted

https://www.therimguy.ca/

[Stylin.M2]

Before and after attached. $150 CDN per rim

[BillNguyen]

That’s actually good price better than the $1000 plus tax that was quoted for me from shop in barrie

[dzxy]

Go to union tire and rim. They do good work.

[sagi]

Leprecon Rim Repair Center

He repaired my friends 666m wheels with diamond cut refinish..the finish looks like oem.

[Stansharp]

Originally Posted by Stylin.M2

Before and after attached. $150 CDN per rim

Mine was a lot worse than that one and I had European Auto send it out for diamond cut refinishing.
The rim looked like new when I got it back and it only cost me $300.
Mind you, I only had one rim that got messed up.

[Sundinisagod]

Originally Posted by Stylin.M2

Before and after attached. $150 CDN per rim

That sounds too good to be true. How does he do it so fast and cheap compared to others? Is his repair process more basic or something? Will it hold up as good? It looks good in the pic, I don’t see anything wrong (I can’t tell how it matches the factory finish) mind you I’m just wondering if there is a reason I should spend more and wait longer, not to mention having to go to them. Btw I’m just looking to repair one rim so it would need to match the others factory finish.

[Stylin.M2]

Originally Posted by Sundinisagod

That sounds too good to be true. How does he do it so fast and cheap compared to others? Is his repair process more basic or something? Will it hold up as good? It looks good in the pic, I don’t see anything wrong (I can’t tell how it matches the factory finish) mind you I’m just wondering if there is a reason I should spend more and wait longer, not to mention having to go to them. Btw I’m just looking to repair one rim so it would need to match the others factory finish.

Here are a few pics of the process. Right on my driveway.

He only did two of mine, and does a perfect finish

[Sundinisagod]

Thanks Stylin.M2

Those pic’s actually answer a lot of questions for me.

Couple more for ya, how long ago was the work done? How many km’s on your wheels since? Since you did both wheels on the same side, you might not notice if the color is a bit off. Have you had the rims off and compared the finish to the untouched wheels? Last question (I promise) how long after the repair does the car need to sit before you can drive it?

Beautiful car btw!

[Stylin.M2]

It’s been a few months since I have gotten it done, and I can’t see any difference. They all look the same

And I think it was an hour he mentioned before you can drive without any issue.

Definitely does great work

[BillNguyen]

I mean he did missed some spot but he says that he’ll come fix it later in last week to fix it and now it’s has been a week now and still haven’t come so I’ll wait a bit more before posting the spot that he missed

[BillNguyen]

Up date he still has messages me a day that he’ll come up to fix his mistake so I’ll say this it good for the price but there will be missed spot

[B1N]

Thanks for this thread and thanks for the recommendation for Rim Guy. I had them come by to repair (he just hires sub contractors to come I believe?) to fix some of my curb rash, done under 30 minutes. Did a good job and just paid cash with no tax.