| I recently had 4 new tyres fitted and have had a bad experience: 
 - all tyres had the wrong air pessure by +/- 20%
 - all tyres were unbalanced (having paid for it) by up to 50 grammes, which is worse than if they hadn't touched the tyre in the first place
 - 1 buckled wheel
 
 Now I am realistic about things and except that I had an idiot doing the job. I went to talk to the owner (to let him know what a bad job his workers had done) who refused to talk about anything else apart from how it would have been impossible to buckle the wheel. I said I know that but it was a coincidence that the buckle apears exactly where the old lead was.
 
 Now, I have 2 questions:
 
 (1) Is there any chance that HJ can get a register of BAD garages?
 
 (2) Can an alloy wheel have a buckle taken out?
 
 Also would thank KWIK-FIT (yes I did say KWIK-FIT) in Bangor for sorting everything out on Sunday morning.
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                    | Question 1 is probably not practical - naming names would open up the site to legal action (Mark, as the moderator, recently had to tone down a post, and will continue to do so if any litigious comments are made). 
 Question 2 is easy - the answer is yes.  I had a Saab 9000 with a buckle on the inner edge & I had it professionally repaired - cost me £30 but this was over 5 years ago.  Try a decent tyre dealer & they will probably have contacts - or do a web search.
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