Precision Rim Repair

Is a very good guy, I have to send Bloss one of my car part for 1976 MG Midget, even though he was very busy he took me in did a very good job , you charge me very fair price. I am very happy with the service and I recommend others.

Slow service and inconsistent quality. Having read good reviews, I brought some vintage Porsche wheels in for refinishing and repainting. Rick explained the limitations of refinishing old, pitted aluminum and set reasonable expectations. I left them there May 25 and he told me that these would take 2-3 weeks. After I month, I started to ask about updates. I called and messaged, but got no update other than that they were working on them. They weren't ready until July 29 - two MONTHS instead of two weeks. The quality of the work on the wheels themselves was decent and as expected, but the paint on the center caps was terrible. The sharpness of the Porsche crest had softened to an indistinguishable blob. I later discovered that the center cap structure has been destroyed. They must have hammered them into place without centering them, leaving scratches in the paint of the wheel and even gouging chunks of the metal out of the hole where the center caps go. The (vintage) caps themselves have been bent, broken and warped, presumably when re-installing them. I have to replace these now, and that won't be cheap. Photos of before and after included. Two stars because the work on the rim itself was decent, but no more than that because my summer car was without wheels for most of the summer despite the fact that I was told 2-3 weeks, and the damage to the vintage, original Porsche center caps.

Dealing with Precision Rim was a complete joke. Owner was friendly till he got my business, then stopped responding once he had my wheels. For 2.5 months I got the run around, and then finally when I had a friend reach out to him I got a message back saying they'd be done. The refinish was abysmal, there was overspray everywhere, surface wasn't cleaned prior to refinish so dust was trapped below the powdercoating and created bubbles. Oh, and the owner decided that he would only powdercoat the spokes in the requested Silver colour, the barrels he sprayed some cheap black liner on without my consent. I only paid to get my wheels back and get out of there, I've voiced my experience to everyone I know in hopes this shop won't get any business or starts to improve. I paid $600, which at the time was premium pricing - honestly wasn't worth $300. I could've paid a mobile guy $400 and he would've done better.