Panther wheels...good bad?

[Ryan Singh]

I have a set of 20" wheels that I need to have re-fab'd. Two are warped pretty bad, the other two are in average condition. I'd like to make all 4 brand new again...was quoted $150-$200 per wheel depending on how much they need to do.

Anyone ever deal with them? Would you recommend them?

Thanks

[Dennis Sanjenko]

used them a couple times. no complaints here. work was good

[andrew volcz]

theres also Nu-Line in Port Kells and im pretty sure someone mentioned a place in Poco area

[Shane Sawatzki]

the shop i used to work for in victoria used to ship wheels to them if the car was in the body shop getting repaired from an accident or whatever, wheels always came back looking brand new... I was the tire/oilchange/brake bitch boy and I always got to take the tire off the damaged rim, and give the rim to shipping/recieving and then when they got the wheel back I had to mount and balance. I saw probably 20-30 wheels get repaired while i worked there, all looked brand new after. Id recommend.

[Dan Harshey]

You could also give Greens a shot, not sure what they charge.  We've sent a few wheels to them and they've come back looking 100%

[Ryan Singh]

Wicked, thanks guys!

[Kyle Kemp]

Nu-Brite is going to be doing my wheels and fixed alot of my buddies drifter wheels. All 4 of mine fixing curb rash making look brand new $400

[Zach Holt]

Their good they do almost all the icbc work in Vancouver.

[John Hartman]

very good.  They look like brand new when they come back and they use quality materials so they come back lasting as good as factory new wheels too.

[Zach Holt]

Very good. They have a huge amount of icbc work all day long.