Recently I purchased a 1999 Jeep Wrangler, with aftermarket black rims
that I did not care for, so I swapped them for some factory aluminum
wheels, that were pretty well oxidized. I tried every aftermarket to
get them cleaned up with little success. I stumbled across a mobile
service here in West Michigan, that comes to your location &
refurbishes & restores the wheels to like new condition. If you are
located in West Michigan, I can hook you up with this service. It
sure beats having to invest in new wheels. rick_hanke@yahoo.com

 

On Apr 12, 9:01 pm, Tom Greening <tgreen...@yomama.com> wrote:
> Rickster the Jeepster wrote:
> > refurbishes & restores the wheels to like new condition. If you are
> > located in West Michigan, I can hook you up with this service. It
> > sure beats having to invest in new wheels. rick_ha...@yahoo.com
>
> Not necessarily. I don't know what this service may cost but I bought a
> set of factory jeep take-offs from ebay, in spotless condition, for $75
> delivered.

You were indeed fortuate, but you still have the expense to have tires
put on those wheels & balanced which must be calculated into the
equation as well.

 

On Apr 12, 9:01 pm, Tom Greening <tgreen...@yomama.com> wrote:
> Rickster the Jeepster wrote:
> > refurbishes & restores the wheels to like new condition. If you are
> > located in West Michigan, I can hook you up with this service. It
> > sure beats having to invest in new wheels. rick_ha...@yahoo.com
>
> Not necessarily. I don't know what this service may cost but I bought a
> set of factory jeep take-offs from ebay, in spotless condition, for $75
> delivered.

You were indeed fortuate, but you still have the expense to have tires
put on those wheels & balanced which must be calculated into the
equation as well.

 

On Apr 12, 9:01 pm, Tom Greening <tgreen...@yomama.com> wrote:
> Rickster the Jeepster wrote:
> > refurbishes & restores the wheels to like new condition. If you are
> > located in West Michigan, I can hook you up with this service. It
> > sure beats having to invest in new wheels. rick_ha...@yahoo.com
>
> Not necessarily. I don't know what this service may cost but I bought a
> set of factory jeep take-offs from ebay, in spotless condition, for $75
> delivered.

You were indeed fortuate, but you still have the expense to have tires
put on those wheels & balanced which must be calculated into the
equation as well.

 

Rickster the Jeepster wrote:
> refurbishes & restores the wheels to like new condition. If you are
> located in West Michigan, I can hook you up with this service. It
> sure beats having to invest in new wheels. rick_hanke@yahoo.com
>

Not necessarily. I don't know what this service may cost but I bought a
set of factory jeep take-offs from ebay, in spotless condition, for $75
delivered.

 

Rickster the Jeepster wrote:
> refurbishes & restores the wheels to like new condition. If you are
> located in West Michigan, I can hook you up with this service. It
> sure beats having to invest in new wheels. rick_hanke@yahoo.com
>

Not necessarily. I don't know what this service may cost but I bought a
set of factory jeep take-offs from ebay, in spotless condition, for $75
delivered.

 

Rickster the Jeepster wrote:
> refurbishes & restores the wheels to like new condition. If you are
> located in West Michigan, I can hook you up with this service. It
> sure beats having to invest in new wheels. rick_hanke@yahoo.com
>

Not necessarily. I don't know what this service may cost but I bought a
set of factory jeep take-offs from ebay, in spotless condition, for $75
delivered.