kerb my rim last week taken to refurb place 

 

powder coat finish isnt a very good match for the pegasus anthracite rim

 

anybody know the best place to purchase a replacement

 

thanks for any help

 

colin

Briskoda For Sales. or post a Wanted ad. or maybe.

17 minutes ago, Col_skeggy said:

kerb my rim last week taken to refurb place 

 

powder coat finish isnt a very good match for the pegasus anthracite rim

 

anybody know the best place to purchase a replacement

 

thanks for any help

 

colin

Superskoda, local TPS or check the classifieds on here.  You may get lucky with a dealer having one or a set from an owner who changed their wheels upon collection (rare though).  Most main dealers will charge silly money for a single alloy. 

 

I had a nightmare trying to find an 18" Performance alloy for my Leon FR and in the end found a guy on SeatCupra.Net who works for SERE group over in Ireland and done a really good discount on a brand new wheel.  Still close to £400 though. 

 

Good luck

 

@Col_skeggy Part number is 3V0 071 498H HA7. Skoda's 'accessory' price was £220 per rim two years ago but will inevitably have gone up in price since then, due to the exchange rate if nothing else.

Have you seen this thread?

thanks for replies  calling my dealership today 

 

superskoda cant find them listed 

 

did find a company on ebay in germany selling them but the part number is different

 

thanks colin

I know its a long way from Skegness and so may not help @Col-skeggy but I thought it might be helpful to put on record my satisfaction with the refurbishment of a 19" Phoenix Anthracite wheel the rim of which was damaged when I burst a tyre on a very deep pothole down in Sussex. The Company involved was "Spit & Polish alloy wheel refurbishment services" of  Tonbridge in Kent. I dropped the wheel in to them. They did a good job for me and it cost £72. I can recommend them. 

i have just placed an order for  a new wheel from a skoda dealership 

 

it is less than £200 inc vat  i was expecting a lot more

 

from the parts list it was over £400 so its worth checking both

 

 

thanks for the replies

 

Colin

3 hours ago, Col_skeggy said:

i have just placed an order for  a new wheel from a skoda dealership 

 

it is less than £200 inc vat  i was expecting a lot more

 

I kerbed an alloy about 4 months into ownership of my MK II and was looking a replacement from the dealer. At the time he quoted me £264, which I thought expensive, but went ahead.  Then found the same wheel on the Skoda UK website for £167 inc VAT, so went back to the dealer not a happy man.

What I had been charged was the upgrade price (??) rather than a replacement price. Many apologies and a refund followed.

It was some years ago in my case, but the parts list may be showing an upgrade price of £400 by default.