Bent my wheel any shops to fix that
Mar 28, 2010, 02:04 PM
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I believe so. I think the standard process is to repair the damage, sand blast off the old paint, then powder coat or repaint to match. Expect estimates in the neighborhood of 100-200 per wheel, with possible discounts for doing multiple wheels. Maybe they dont need to do as much for bends, not sure.
I had thought about getting my 2 curbed BBS wheel repaired. But the idea of spending a few hundred just to get back to prisitine stockers didnt sound too exciting. So I ended up just buying new wheels instead
I had thought about getting my 2 curbed BBS wheel repaired. But the idea of spending a few hundred just to get back to prisitine stockers didnt sound too exciting. So I ended up just buying new wheels instead
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Mar 28, 2010, 02:50 PM
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yes you have to remove your tire... i paid 75 to get mine fixed.. 200 seems really expensive i just wish i could remeber where i took mine... it willl come to me! lol
Mar 28, 2010, 04:05 PM
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I took mine to car nutz in Bellevue a couple years back and they had a 3rd party take care of my badly bent wheel. It was so bad they actually had to add material! 
Anyway, it was a couple hundred and I didn't have to remove the tire.
Anyway, it was a couple hundred and I didn't have to remove the tire.
Mar 29, 2010, 07:46 AM
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If you can drop it off at my shop, we have a couple different wheel repair guys that strictly do business work. We can have them stop by to get a price quote for ya. No need to remove the tire either! They do all that!