Both my nearside prefacelift Irscher 17" MV6 wheels are toast after I whacked the biggest pothole known to man at the edge of a narrow country road.

Ideally I'm after a pair of these wheels, cosmetics not important as long as they're round. Once I have a full set again I plan to get em all powder coated black, just for a change, which is why I don't mind if the replacements are a bit scruffy. Can anyone help? Tyres not important as mine are still intact.

I took the buckled ones to a refurbisher today and the guy said they'd been twisted from the hub outwards and couldn't be straightened out. Here's the worse of the two.....

OUCH! may be best to ask a mod politely to move a wanted ad for you

Not sure I'd want to trust the tyres after such a wack.

Pothole you say??

Alex,
Lepsons in Gillingham they will return those to their former glory no problem.
They're not that far I dont think from you.

Matthew

Can't you try suing the Local Authority?

I hit a huge pot hole in Hemel Hempstead 2 years ago in my Mazda 6. Obliterated 2 wheels/tyres, front wishbone and knocked the alignment to b*gg*ry. Total bill from Mazda was knocking on the door of £1500.
Local council said the road had been checked within the time limit their guidelines recommend and showed me proof, I hit it in November, the road had been checked in May.
It was a company car so it didn't worry me too much about the cost, but the principal is what mattered. I sent the council only 2 more letters before they did a complete U turn and not only paid for the car but also the hire car I had to use whilst mine was off the road.
Guess what im saying is 'if you don't ask, you don't get'!!!!!
Glad I had the wife in the car, no one would have believed I was doing less than 30

They say that claims against councils for pothole damage to vehicles cost more than the repairs to the roads.
Claim against them, take photo evidence of the hole before though. They're crafty buggers