Waves in Rolled Fenders
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Waves in Rolled Fenders
Just got the fenders on my GS rolled, and was expecting the job to be perfect since the shop charged me nearly $400.00 to do it. Unfortunately however, there seems to be an imperfection in the job and I wanted to see what you guys think. Should I take it back or am I overreacting? Also don't mind the hideously scraped tires, that all happened in the drive home from the shop that installed the springs.
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Take it back.
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greys0uled (05-23-22)
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Yeah, this is why I always get wheels and tires that fit the car without messing with body work. But this was back in my Camry days, now I don't even mess with the GS at all.
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I would typically never do anything like this. However, getting these wheels and tires has been such a long and arduous process. I felt like I no longer had the choice and had to just settle with getting the fenders rolled/pulled. All over this forum people said that 20x10.5 would fit easily with a 275 wide tire, and obviously it wasn't true.
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I would typically never do anything like this. However, getting these wheels and tires has been such a long and arduous process. I felt like I no longer had the choice and had to just settle with getting the fenders rolled/pulled. All over this forum people said that 20x10.5 would fit easily with a 275 wide tire, and obviously it wasn't true.
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Quick update:
I brought it back to the shop and they essentially said that it wasn't their fault and they're not paying for it. They only gave me a phone number to a PDR dude they recommended.
I brought it back to the shop and they essentially said that it wasn't their fault and they're not paying for it. They only gave me a phone number to a PDR dude they recommended.