Guards rolled

[SLY-031]

^^

They only could half roll the rears of my old Legnum because of this.

Not sure how they did yours, Steve?

I might borrow a roller and do it myself when the time comes.

 

[steveP]

They didnt say they had any issues. I think the flares needed to be popped off tho. Which is actually quite easy as they arnt glued on.

 

[Guest]

seems wheel worx are either inconsistant, dont really care/aren't that bothered, or just play favourites?

 

[Jonson]

It can get messy doing it yourself. If you do, make sure you heat up the paint/metal. If you don't the chances of cracking are much higher.

 

[ygoslo]

As long as you put plenty of heat into it and take it slowly, rolling the guards yourself is pretty easy.

 

[tails]

Just an update on this, it seems prices have gone up in the last three years (blame the gumment);

Wheelworx quoted me $100 per corner (he asked if I had the plastic guards, which I told him I didn't...still $100)

Tyre Power Mile End (Jack Baker) quoted me $90 per corner.

 

[ed84]

Did you end up using Tyrepower at mile end Taylor? They also just quoted me 90 a corner... but i didnt discuss plastic guards...

 

[mfbamba]

There is a place called Custom Importz or something that do it for $30 a guard.

But I would try and find out if they can do it with flares etc

https://www.facebook.com/CustomImportz

 

[ed84]

Thanks Misagh, i'll check it out

 

[tails]

Did you end up using Tyrepower at mile end Taylor? They also just quoted me 90 a corner... but i didnt discuss plastic guards...

I didn't actually, I went with Tyres 'n' More Prospect as I know the owners there. I don't have flares so it was just a guard roll.

 

[mfbamba]

they are kind of new at guard rolling and when I asked them that a few months ago they admitted it, they do have a few months experience now though. At your own risk etc.