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Can anyone help with fixing a bent wheel / rim? Hit a nasty pot hole last night :(
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<blockquote data-quote="03600" data-source="post: 8228198" data-attributes="member: 48758"><p>OP here....</p><p></p><p>It's holding air (never lost any) and it appears to just be the outer part and it's bent approx 1/4" from where it should be at its worst point.</p><p></p><p>I've got in a request to the place where I bought them to get a price to replace it. Man, this sucks! Just a few weeks on the car and screwed up already.</p><p></p><p>Regarding the city paying for it. I tried that before here in Indianapolis. I sent in a receipt, pictures....everything. I got a letter back from the city saying they do cover damage to a vehicle but first you have to PROVE THE FOLLOWING:</p><p></p><p>1. The city must have already been notified of the hole / problem with the road.</p><p>.....AND.......</p><p>2. The city must have had ample time to fix the problem.</p><p></p><p>IF and only IF you can PROVE they knew about it AND have had time to fix it but still</p><p>had not, then you can make them pay.</p><p></p><p>What a crock of S***! How would you ever prove that? All the road department has to say is that they've been busy and haven't got to it yet! Or, just say this is the first report they have had on that particular hole! You think they would let me into their offices and dig through their files? NO WAY!</p><p></p><p>Looks like a new rim it is! I've got one big and bada$$ paperweight now!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="03600, post: 8228198, member: 48758"] OP here.... It's holding air (never lost any) and it appears to just be the outer part and it's bent approx 1/4" from where it should be at its worst point. I've got in a request to the place where I bought them to get a price to replace it. Man, this sucks! Just a few weeks on the car and screwed up already. Regarding the city paying for it. I tried that before here in Indianapolis. I sent in a receipt, pictures....everything. I got a letter back from the city saying they do cover damage to a vehicle but first you have to PROVE THE FOLLOWING: 1. The city must have already been notified of the hole / problem with the road. .....AND....... 2. The city must have had ample time to fix the problem. IF and only IF you can PROVE they knew about it AND have had time to fix it but still had not, then you can make them pay. What a crock of S***! How would you ever prove that? All the road department has to say is that they've been busy and haven't got to it yet! Or, just say this is the first report they have had on that particular hole! You think they would let me into their offices and dig through their files? NO WAY! Looks like a new rim it is! I've got one big and bada$$ paperweight now! [/QUOTE]
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