wheel repair
You can probably find a used one for about $100 - assuming you're talking about stock wheels. Probably your best deal.
This is just pure speculation because I've never had a wheel repaired but....
It's also probably the safest way to go. Just me but I wouldn't trust a repaired wheel. It might not get put back perfectly, could be slightly out of round, or off balance, or could have suffered metal fatigue or hairline cracks that could cause issues later.
This is just pure speculation because I've never had a wheel repaired but....
It's also probably the safest way to go. Just me but I wouldn't trust a repaired wheel. It might not get put back perfectly, could be slightly out of round, or off balance, or could have suffered metal fatigue or hairline cracks that could cause issues later.
You can probably find a used one for about $100 - assuming you're talking about stock wheels. Probably your best deal.
This is just pure speculation because I've never had a wheel repaired but....
It's also probably the safest way to go. Just me but I wouldn't trust a repaired wheel. It might not get put back perfectly, could be slightly out of round, or off balance, or could have suffered metal fatigue or hairline cracks that could cause issues later.
This is just pure speculation because I've never had a wheel repaired but....
It's also probably the safest way to go. Just me but I wouldn't trust a repaired wheel. It might not get put back perfectly, could be slightly out of round, or off balance, or could have suffered metal fatigue or hairline cracks that could cause issues later.

correction* since the wheel is aluminum magnafluxing wouldn't tell you much. haha
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