Worldwide Wheel Repair

M A 5 months ago

IF you approach anyone respectfully; they will be respectful back. i seen a few comments talking bad on the workers but they were all cool with me. anyway i brought in my Honda and they did an amazing job, Thank you manny, Lou and Alex.

Stevaan G 6 months ago

Alex gives fair pricing and quick turn around on a car. He seems to regularly give one day turn around which is crazy good. Missing center caps in the pics just because the paint hasn’t dried and I needed the car. Promised to install them later in the week and program the new TPMS sensors.

Keymaker Keymaker Edited 3 months ago

Will not recommend. Came in for a wheel repair and within 1 day the repair failed. Apparently they charged me 150 to apply JB weld and glue to the wheel. Not only that they also miss handle the wheel and upon inspecting it, it had a huge rash on it. The main reason I tried to repaired it was cause it was new so getting it back with a huge rash is not good. I did not go back there to go back and forth with them, not worth it. There’s guys around that do repair rims properly but these guys ain’t it.

Eryk Dybas Edited 7 months ago

I don’t usually write reviews like this, but after the way I was treated by Worldwide, I feel obligated to warn others. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY — THEY HAVE NO RESPECT FOR YOUR MONEY, TIME, OR YOUR CAR PARTS. On July 30th, I dropped off my valve cover for powder coating. I first spoke with I believe Mike on the phone, then Lou in person. The job was done in two days, but when I picked it up, there were major issues: - Wrong color. - Bubbling around masked areas. - Worst of all, they coated the gasket side, making the cover completely unusable (it would leak badly if installed). Unfortunately, I paid in cash before inspecting the work (what a mistake). They apologized and promised to fix it, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt. Though the first try took only 2 days, of course after my money was in their hands already, the second one took a week. When I arranged to pick up the cover the second time, Lou told me they opened at 8am. I arrived at 8:30, but no one was there. When I called, Lou casually said they wouldn’t arrive for another 1–1.5 hours and suggested I “grab breakfast at the diner nearby”. I ended up waiting in the parking lot for over two hours before they show

Daoud Edited 11 months ago

I normally don’t leave reviews, but this experience absolutely warrants one. I brought my truck to Worldwide Wheel Repair to get my rims refinished and spent $800 on the service. On the drive home, I noticed the truck shaking, and shortly after, I heard a loud noise while driving down the Garden State Parkway. Turns out, they hadn’t properly secured my rear left tire. The wheel ended up popping off the studs — thankfully I was able to pull over before the tire completely came off and caused a major accident. A tow truck driver who happened to be passing by stopped to help, and I contacted Worldwide Wheel Repair immediately. To their credit, they showed up with a jack and assisted in getting the truck towed back to their shop. They also paid for the tow and replaced the damaged wheel studs — which were only damaged because they didn’t secure the tire in the first place. However, at no point did the owner, Alex, take responsibility. He kept deflecting, as if trying to protect the shop’s image instead of owning the mistake. I came back the next day (after having to pay for an Uber), only to find out that the tire still wasn’t properly secured. Thankfully, it didn’t come off again,