where to fix rims?
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^ ADR's are cheaper than cheap. no offense, but you're better off purchasing a brand new wheel. those wheels have been known to crack on the yellow hard speed bumps.
Freddy's is on Ilaniwai Street about 1 block in from Ward, on the mauka side. i think his phone is disconnected, so your best bet is to go to the shop. best times are after 6pm.
hope this helps.
Freddy's is on Ilaniwai Street about 1 block in from Ward, on the mauka side. i think his phone is disconnected, so your best bet is to go to the shop. best times are after 6pm.
hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by sen_jen
^ ADR's are cheaper than cheap. no offense, but you're better off purchasing a brand new wheel. those wheels have been known to crack on the yellow hard speed bumps.
Freddy's is on Ilaniwai Street about 1 block in from Ward, on the mauka side. i think his phone is disconnected, so your best bet is to go to the shop. best times are after 6pm.
hope this helps.
Freddy's is on Ilaniwai Street about 1 block in from Ward, on the mauka side. i think his phone is disconnected, so your best bet is to go to the shop. best times are after 6pm.
hope this helps.
btw. it's a 1 inch hairline crack, you guys think i can weld and sand it myself?
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^ no problem. HRE's are great wheels, but you're truly just paying for name. it is possible for you to weld and sand it yourself. lots of people have done it before. just make sure that you get it balanced, then stroll on it for about a couple blocks, then re-check the weld. with hawaii's perfect roads, you never can tell.
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