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Well I guess the good news is that you have a few different options.
1. Buy new wheels.
2. Take it to the dealership if you purchased the wheel warranty package.
3. Try to find a shop where they can sand the curbed wheel
4. Do nothing
I would go with option 4...especially if you plan on letting your family still use your car. I had this happen to me the third or fourth day I owned the car, and now I could care less. It comes with the territory of owning a car...Say you do get it fixed and fork out a hundred dollars or so and then the same thing happens down the road. I hate to be pessimistic about the situation, but I guess I'm just being a realist.
1. Buy new wheels.
2. Take it to the dealership if you purchased the wheel warranty package.
3. Try to find a shop where they can sand the curbed wheel
4. Do nothing
I would go with option 4...especially if you plan on letting your family still use your car. I had this happen to me the third or fourth day I owned the car, and now I could care less. It comes with the territory of owning a car...Say you do get it fixed and fork out a hundred dollars or so and then the same thing happens down the road. I hate to be pessimistic about the situation, but I guess I'm just being a realist.
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Originally Posted by samtheafghan
lol, I have another year on the lease. I will just wait till a month before and just go ahead and have it sanded.
The dealer never asked me if I wanted to get the Wheel and Tire warranty, how much do those usually run for?
The dealer never asked me if I wanted to get the Wheel and Tire warranty, how much do those usually run for?
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