Subject	Absolutely but you will have better luck on a local forum
Posted by	SilverTwin(OH) on May 14, 2009 at 8:36 AM
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In Reply To	NZR (sort of), The saga of allow wheel ownership posted by Jmartz on May 14, 2009 at 07:20 AM
Message	The key is typically finding a specialty shop as chain stores are generally just slap and go. I'm on the third set of tires on my wheels and there is no evidence of changes. I have been fortunate to find a local resource that is exceptional at taking the time to care for the wheels accordingly and also with the latest equiptment. The best resource to find shops like this is typically local forums as people with high end aftermarket wheels have likely already had the same dilema and resolved it. '91 TT Stage ??
Follow Ups	NZR (sort of), The saga of allow wheel ownership - Jmartz 07:20:00 05/14/09 alloy - Jmartz 07:21:27 05/14/09 Absolutely but you will have better luck on a local forum - SilverTwin(OH) 08:36:23 05/14/09 I've personally had the best luck with the crappiest looking - Josher 09:25:04 05/14/09 I like the local Porsche dealership here. - jmw23712 12:58:39 05/14/09 check tire racks website for authorized installers in your a - slick007l 16:18:54 05/14/09 Another option is a local wheel repair/refinishing shop - olyar15 01:29:25 05/15/09 yes .. the guys right down stairs do a great job (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 12:45:10 05/15/09
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