Evening Loc

After purchasing my IS200 almost a year ago for a lot less than the asking price due to the shocking state of the alloys the time has finaly come to sort them out and bring them back to life.
I have been browsing over alot of topics on the refurb subject and I apologise for bringing yet another one to the forum but the ones with prices are fairly old and I think prices may have changed over time, I have reciently had a quote and am just asking what you think of them . . Low/High/Average . . I appreciate any responses and info you may have.

Diamond Cut = £75 + VAT

Powder Paint (Sparkling Silver) = £55 + VAT

If my calculations are correct then to have all four Diamond cut is going to cost, in the region of around £360, which leaves me thinking if I should grab a set pf aftermarket ones

Does any one on here possibly have any alloys that would suit Granite Sky (as in my opinion some alloys suit a particular colour whereas others dont) and are wanting to get rid of?

Many Thanks

Have a look here.......... [url="http://www.wheelrefurbishing.com/pricelist.htm"]BJV Engineering[/url]

These are the guys WIM use if you have the wheels refurbed through them, I've had mine done with them and they look great and the prices are very reasonable.

Alternatively I have a set of OEM 17" alloys of which three are almost perfect if you are interested..........

£55 for refurb thats not diamond cut....very steep! Got mine done for alot less!

[quote name='Parthiban' post='596395' date='Oct 23 2008, 04:57 PM']Have a look here.......... [url="http://www.wheelrefurbishing.com/pricelist.htm"]BJV Engineering[/url]

These are the guys WIM use if you have the wheels refurbed through them, I've had mine done with them and they look great and the prices are very reasonable.

Alternatively I have a set of OEM 17" alloys of which three are almost perfect if you are interested.......... [/quote]

Thank you for the link . . the only problem is the distance they are away from me,which is a pain, thank you very much for the offer on your alloys . . Due to how much refurbing costs Im thinking about looking for a set of aftermarket alloys, I will let you know though if I decide to stick with OEM though.

[quote name='Kazi' post='596422' date='Oct 23 2008, 06:22 PM']£55 for refurb thats not diamond cut....very steep! Got mine done for alot less![/quote]

Thats exactly what I thought! Where did you get yours refurbed?