Phone
023 9296 0148
Best for anything urgent, or if you would rather talk it through than type it.
Call now Call 023 9296 0148You do not need to describe the damage. Photograph the wheel you are least happy with, tell us the size, and you will have a price per wheel and for the set the same working day.
023 9296 0148
Best for anything urgent, or if you would rather talk it through than type it.
Call now Call 023 9296 0148Text 023 9296 0148
The fastest route to a price. Daylight, straight on to the rim, whole wheel in frame.
Send it over Text a photo of your wheelquotes@
Best for trade accounts, fleet lists and anything with several wheels attached.
Write to us Email Fathom Wheel RefinishingKestrel Court, PO3
Slightly cheaper without collection. Ring first, or you may find the shutter down.
Find the unit How to find the unitCollections run mornings, deliveries afternoons. A set collected on a Thursday morning is back on the car Friday afternoon; a set collected Friday goes back on Monday, because nothing sits in the oven over a weekend.
Messages left outside hours are read first thing. If a car is off the road waiting on wheels, say so and it moves up the list.
None of it is essential to get a rough figure. It is the difference between one message and four.
Same working day for anything sent before about four o’clock. It is one of us typing it, between jobs, so it may be an hour rather than a minute — but it will be a figure rather than a request to ring back.
No. You get the quote and that is the end of it unless you come back to us. We do not run a follow-up sequence and nobody will ring you a week later to ask if you have had a think.
Better to ring first. Both of us are often out collecting or on mobile jobs, and you would find a shut shutter. If you want to drop wheels in, five minutes’ notice is usually enough.
We will give you a range, and it will be a wide one. Kerb damage looks similar in description and very different in person — the gap between a scuff and a gouge through to the barrel is about eighty pounds a wheel.
A photo takes ten seconds and turns the range into a number.
We tell you, and there is no charge for finding out. It happens most often with cracks through a spoke and with diamond-cut faces that have already been skimmed to the limit.
Kestrel Court sits off Burrfields Road on the Airport Industrial Estate. Come in past the tyre place and we are the fourth shutter, with the pink stripe above it.