car body kits birmingham

When choosing a body kit installer, focus on facilities that have experience with your specific vehicle make and that will properly test-fit each component before permanent installation - look for shops that paint-match or wrap in-house, use polyurethane rather than fiberglass where possible, offer OEM-quality mounting solutions, and most importantly, can show you examples of their previous installations including how the kits have held up after several years of use, rather than just photos of freshly completed work.

Body kit prices vary significantly based on quality and coverage - a full high-quality polyurethane kit professionally installed with paint matching typically costs £3000-£7000, while individual pieces like front splitters (£300-£800) or side skirts (£400-£900) can be more cost-effective if you're looking to enhance specific areas of your car - we strongly recommend avoiding complete kits under £2000 as these often use brittle fiberglass that can crack easily and require expensive repairs.

Quality BMW body kit installations in Birmingham typically range from £3500-£8000 depending on whether you choose an M-Sport conversion or a full custom kit - while many shops offer this service, it's crucial to verify their BMW-specific experience, painting capabilities, and warranty coverage since incorrect installation can affect your vehicle's aerodynamics and insurance status, so ask to see their previous BMW projects and speak with past customers before committing to such a significant modification.

When choosing a shop for front body kit installation, prioritize facilities that begin with digital measurements and test-fitting before any permanent modifications - a quality front bumper kit installation should cost between £800-£1500 including professional paint matching and proper reinforcement of mounting points, while an experienced installer will evaluate your car's existing damage, discuss any parking sensors or camera relocations needed, and provide a warranty on both fitment and paint finish rather than rushing to offer the lowest price.

While a workshop offers advantages like specialized tools and controlled conditions for the best body kit results, if you prefer mobile installation, look for services that bring proper lighting rigs, use professional-grade adhesives, and have a proven track record - experienced mobile fitters should cost £500-£900 for front bumper installation, provide photos of their previous mobile work, carry liability insurance, and be willing to explain their weatherproofing process, though keep in mind they may need to postpone work in wet or very cold conditions that can affect adhesive bonding.