found out one of my wheels are bent, what's the cheapest route?
02-11-12, 01:40 PM
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found out one of my wheels are bent, what's the cheapest route?
Should I try and find another matching wheel or go with another type. Anyone know where I can get some nice chrome 17" stock lexus wheels for a good price if I have to? I looked in the cl classifieds and couldn't find any in my area.
here's the one I have now that I need replaced, but all I can gather from it is that it's a Falken 17" tire, don't even know how to tell what model number it is to find a replacement?
here's a pic of it
here's the one I have now that I need replaced, but all I can gather from it is that it's a Falken 17" tire, don't even know how to tell what model number it is to find a replacement?
here's a pic of it
02-11-12, 05:08 PM
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Yup if the bend is minor it can be fixed. Check with a quality wheel repair shop. The one I use locally has a rating out of 10 for the severity of the damage, anything over 7 in damage they will not fix, so unless it's quite severe, you should be able to get it repaired.
02-14-12, 07:20 PM
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Your current wheels look are after market generic designs. With no bold info on them you'll be lucky to find a replacement. Stock 17s have become harder to find as fewer"enthusiasts" are driving 2gs s. Your best bet is finding a nice clean set of after market wheels.
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02-15-12, 06:13 PM
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Depends on the wheel for sure. On a previous set of Volk GTC's i had a bend and was quoted around $80 but also $100 if i wanted a re-polish so for the pkg it was $150 total a wheel. Not sure how they would deal with cast chrome tho.
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