Denver Area Wheel Repair

[Zaxon55]

Does anyone have experience with a good wheel repair shop in the Denver area?

Driving through Centennial on Friday I hit a patch of poorly filled roadwork and did some pretty substantial damage to my wheel.

[Avus RS4]

That sucks with our low profile tires, no curb is low enough to avoid a wheel rash.
One place that I've personally had a great experience with and their work was pretty good, is True Design Wheel.
They also powder coat them

http://www.yelp.com/biz/true-design-wheel-denver

[Reggie]

I had great luck at Woodys on my wheels vs another shop http://www.woodyswheelworks.com/home.htm

[Zaxon55]

Thanks guys, I will check them out. Much appreciated.

[Reggie]

That sucks with our low profile tires, no curb is low enough to avoid a wheel rash.
One place that I've personally had a great experience with and their work was pretty good, is True Design Wheel.
They also powder coat them

http://www.yelp.com/biz/true-design-wheel-denver

These were the guys I initially used. they did a horrid job of matching my wheel color to the OEM paint. I needed them for my aftermarket wheels for my 98' A4. This was also 12-13years ago so they may be better now.
How is your RS doing?

[Avus RS4]

These were the guys I initially used. they did a horrid job of matching my wheel color to the OEM paint. I needed them for my aftermarket wheels for my 98' A4. This was also 12-13years ago so they may be better now.
How is your RS doing?

I used those guys back in 2000 to refinish my wheels on my Z28 and they did a fine job, they also powder coated them and came out fine.
I then later had to send one of the wheels back to be repaired and re-coated and they kind of came out a bit different, so I was disappointed in that regard, but as far as their ability to fix wheels they actually do a fine job.
They used to be on 55th and Ward it looks as though they may have moved to a different location.

My car is doing great.
I'm ordering new front rotors and pads, oil changing kit, filter, washers, plugs, etc. as well as a new fuel filter and new spark plugs. The car is due.

[Avant Nate]

I used Spec wheels of America in Commerce City on my cracked OZ's. Here's another thread http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...ng-Experiences

[Zaxon55]

Thanks, the contractor who did the work for the city paid up and bought me a new wheel and tire, so I am good to go. Thank you though!

[zachf88]

Spec in Commerce City. Went by Woody's and they wanted $400 a wheel just to refinish (no bends or cracks). Spec wheels charged ~$170 and they were quick and good job.

edit: Just read OP last reply.

[philip_g]

These were the guys I initially used. they did a horrid job of matching my wheel color to the OEM paint. I needed them for my aftermarket wheels for my 98' A4. This was also 12-13years ago so they may be better now.
How is your RS doing?

True design did a great job on my vette wheel. In any event they're closed now.