So one of the grease monkeys at the tire shop jacked up my wheel, of course
Even though I checked the wheels prior to driving off he situated the wheel so the damage was facing down, hidden, Sneaky little b!tch.
Can anyone give me a ballpark price on what it would take to fix this?
Both marks dug into the metal.
I'm going back today and want to get some reimbursment from the tire shop for repairs.
thnx!

 

I will be looking for the number for you. This guy help me out when i curbed both my wheels.

 

That would be awesome man!

 

Wills Rim Repair. Google it, he fixed my GSXR wheel, came out perfect and it was very reasonable on the price.

 

Im guessing 75-100 and thats just because most shops are going to charge you an hour. Just needs to be filled in or sanded and then touch up paint.

 

True Wheel in North Hollywood charges me $100 per wheel but I have them completely polished. I believe it depends on the damage or how much time they need to spend to make it perfect...1-800-FIXARIM They also dismount/mount your tire so that's a plus!
Gary

 

Thanks for the info guys.
I've been getting quotes from $125-175.
The tire shop offered to get it fixed by CJ wheel in LA. I guess they do all their wheel repair.
I just leave the wheel with them and CJ's picks it up, this will be easier than me taking a half day off getting it fixed.

Thnx, this will come in handy in the future, NH is really close to me.
And their prices sound reasonable.

 

Did the shop reimburse you the cost for the damages?

 

Sounds like the shop is dealing directly with the repair place, and eating the cost.

 

Is that an Aquaracer your wearing?

 

Exactely.

Nah I wish, it's the Tag Professional 200 meter.
I'd love to get one of the chrono Auaracers though.
http://www.righttime.com/rt/pre-owned/wn1111.htm

 

Such as.....

 

^ LOL, Nice!
If I wasn't putting all my spending money into my car or gun gear another tag would def be the next purchase.

 

you can probbaly find somewhere to do it really cheap like 75, my friend payed 100 and the rim was 10 times worst.

 

This...^...is exactly why we have a "Recommended Shop" section, you wouldn't recommend a shop that didn't do a perfect job...right? TrueWheel is on that list...
Gary