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Old Jul 17, 2007 | 12:04 AM
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Grace, what kind of damage are they fixing on your wheel and how much did they charge you for it? I'm thinking about taking my wheels there when I get new tires. My wheels got destroyed by a train track!
 
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Old Jul 17, 2007 | 06:21 PM
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They do good work but are a little more expensive then Wheel Techniques in Santa Clara. I had a wheel rash repaired there and I believe it was around $100 to fix. I highly recommend them and my turnaround was 1 or 2 days.
 
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Old Jul 17, 2007 | 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by negative
Grace, what kind of damage are they fixing on your wheel and how much did they charge you for it? I'm thinking about taking my wheels there when I get new tires. My wheels got destroyed by a train track!
My wheels were trashed by potholes.
Hwy 24 and 27th street had some nasty ones this winter.
I didn't realize how bad things were.

Gawd, where's the hang your head in shame smilie.

I had three bent rims and a nasty scrape on one. You would have never known looking at them that here was this much damage. Wah!!!!!
They were straightened and all 4 polished. We were charged a different price because of Mike's shop. I believe it should be around 600 for what I had done.

When you see the IP coupe carefully driving around potholes in grandma mode, it's me. It's embarrassing that they were in such bad shape.
On a positive note, I learned the tps problem might just have been the substitution of a brass valve core instead of a steel one.
We'll see tomorrow.
 
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Old Jul 17, 2007 | 08:27 PM
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I was thinking about using Rite Way for 2 wheels, but was holding off beacuse of not wanting to give up the G for 3-4 days. So it's about 150 a wheel ? Let me know how the experience went. Hey May be I can borrow/rent you're OEM's when I do it !


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How big of a backlog did you guys experience at the Walnut Creek store? I have all four of my rims going there next week, are they pretty good at keeping timetables?

TIA
 
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Old Jul 17, 2007 | 08:34 PM
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I think I'm due for a visit to the doctor (Rite-Way). I found a dent on the inside of one of my wheels this past weekend

I have to inspect the rest.

Can I say I work at Mikes shop Gillian? jk
 
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Old Jul 18, 2007 | 01:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Grace
My wheels were trashed by potholes.
Hwy 24 and 27th street had some nasty ones this winter.
I didn't realize how bad things were.

Gawd, where's the hang your head in shame smilie.

I had three bent rims and a nasty scrape on one. You would have never known looking at them that here was this much damage. Wah!!!!!
They were straightened and all 4 polished. We were charged a different price because of Mike's shop. I believe it should be around 600 for what I had done.

When you see the IP coupe carefully driving around potholes in grandma mode, it's me. It's embarrassing that they were in such bad shape.
On a positive note, I learned the tps problem might just have been the substitution of a brass valve core instead of a steel one.
We'll see tomorrow.
Women drivers, sheesh!





















Please don't kill me.
 
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Old Jul 18, 2007 | 10:10 AM
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Please don't kill me.
Nah. You make me laugh.
You have a get out of jail free card.
Besides, every time I post ,the Jaws theme seems to be playing

Paul: You know you want to drive around on two oem and two pretty wheels.
I did it for a whole day. (I also hid it in the garage at work for most of that day)
I don't see why you couldn't "borrow" the wheels for a bit. I just have to figure out when I actually get to switch everything out.
The shoemakers kids have no shoes....
 

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