Beware of doing business with Coy wheels

[lolife99]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

With all the wheel choices out there why would anyone want to deal with the hassles to get a set of Coys ? High price , terrible service , it's not like their "new" or special anymore . Their to the point of overdone already . Unless you just have to be able to say " I've got Coys on it " ?
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Originally Posted by Willie Makeit

Coy's are notorious for piss-poor customer service. It's well known across the internet forums yet folks still choose to do business with them. I don't get it.

The same goes for CPP and their terrible customer service.
I don't get it.

[Willie Makeit]

Originally Posted by leddzepp

It just proves to me that the lowest price wins, time and time again.

Originally Posted by lolife99

The same goes for CPP and their terrible customer service.

Agreed gentlemen.

[The1960APE]

It really is a shame they conduct business that way....Seems it happened to more than just me!
Just a few months before buying from Coys I ordered a set from Detroit Steel/Mobsteel......the experience was night and day difference! Detroit/Mobsteel really had their ducks in a row and over delivered on service and quality, I should have used them instead of Coy's for the second set but I didn't want to wait.....Next time I will be happy to wait for quality and honesty!

[Plumps68]

I'm going though this same thing. Ordered wheels over a month ago and I got my rear wheels delivered within 10 days but still waiting on my fronts called coys a number of times and wouldn't give me the correct tracking number or if they are shipped. What to do?

[james69z28]

i was a victim too, BUYER (BEWARE) DON'T BE ONE!

[westco~SS]

Sorry to dig this up..but. I was thinking of going with Coys for 20" smoothies as their wheels are aluminum and lighter I am assuming than Detroit Steelies.

Coy's says 38lbs and Detroit are 50lbs, anybody running Detroits?..are they really heavy?

Input please.

[Willie Makeit]

Originally Posted by westco~SS

Sorry to dig this up..but. I was thinking of going with Coys for 20" smoothies as their wheels are aluminum and lighter I am assuming than Detroit Steelies.

Coy's says 38lbs and Detroit are 50lbs, anybody running Detroits?..are they really heavy?

Input please.

input on Coy's: reread this post