PS CARS PRAHA
Automotive repair and alloy-wheel restoration for vehicle owners in Prague
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About PS CARS PRAHA
PS CARS PRAHA provides warranty and post-warranty repairs for vehicles of all makes, including diagnostics, accident repairs, body painting, tyre service, wheel alignment and preparation for technical inspections. It also repairs and renovates alloy wheels through straightening, welding, balancing, painting and polishing.
The company serves vehicle owners at its Prague 10–Štěrboholy workshop. Its registered entity, PS CARS PRAHA s.r.o., was founded in 2016; the business states it has operated since 2004.
Product: Automotive repair and maintenance, technical-inspection preparation, tyre service and alloy-wheel repair and restoration.
Jobs at PS CARS PRAHA
Leadership
- Daniel Pokorný · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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