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cereal, how do you mean "on the spot?"

I give them the rims and they repair them while I wait. I don't want to have to drop off and wait like a week for them to be repaired.

also another stupid question: Work rims are expensive right?

I've found some Work Emotion rims which I'm thinking of buying but they've got a fair amount of gutter rash and apparently there's a dent on the lip or something like that.

Can anyone recommend me a good place in Sydney which can repair rims on the spot?

don't buy them , buy undamaged rims to start with , the cost of repairing them will be fairly high .

Yeah dude be careful of damaged rims.

Even after having repairs done, they can still leak air. My mate had his fixed and they leak about 1 psi a day so checking the tyres everytime he fills up petrol isnt too much of a hassle but its still a hassle we'd all prefer to do without.

And last time i checked, it cost around $100 per wheel.

Yeah dude be careful of damaged rims.

Even after having repairs done,  they can still leak air. My mate had his fixed and they leak about 1 psi a day so checking the tyres everytime he fills up petrol isnt too much of a hassle but its still a hassle we'd all prefer to do without.

And last time i checked, it cost around $100 per wheel.

the rims would most probably not be the cause of leaking air... it would be tyre valves. so get your mate to get his valves changed.

repairs can be a lot more than 100/wheel definetly more if the wheel is bent

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