Wheel Repair

I know the owner is a user here, great racer, and has an awesome Miura, but don't waste your time taking Maserati or Ferrari wheels to Wheels America (http://www.fixrim.com/). I just wasted a ton of time getting the wheels to them and back for nothing to be done. They don't have the chemicals and techniques to work on the special Maserati and Ferrari wheels. Actually they could have done everything I requested, which was just lip curb rash and check if bent, but they decided not to work on the wheel at all since they couldn't do a complete job.

I talked it over with the top Discount Tire guys and they say Wheel Technologies is the way to go for our wheels. They can handle them no problem.

http://www.wheeltechnologies.com/
13250 Valley Branch Lane 1165 Brittmoore Road
Dallas, TX 75234 Houston, TX 77043
(972) 242-8324 (800) 210-2371 (281) 768-3841
Hours: 8am - 6pm CST

Just heads up from my experience to save you time, money, and energy.

 

Wheels by Adam has done great jobs on my wheels in past. Not sure difference between the old Ferrari wheels and what they're doing now though, but most of the standard shops can't handle them.

 

Over my head, but when the WA guy was explaining it sounded like they use chemicals too. Discount Tire guy was saying Wheel Technologies uses some type of electrolysis what not.

WA has done good jobs on my 328, 355 Challenge magnesium, and Mazda wheels. Something with these new wheels that is different.

Boardwalk did a good job on these same Maserati wheels last year, but they charge $225 each! Not sure who they use, not cool for me to even ask. Most wheel places are $125 each. I imagine Boardwalk is just adding their cut or wheel repair place is glossy eyed over the Ferrari dealer.

 

guess what I just noticed, they kept my Maserati valve caps too.