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So i was cleaning my wheels today when I found this.....



the tire holds air but i need new tires, wondering if the shop will even put new tires on it with a crack just smaller than the thickness of my fingernail lol
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Old 05-23-2011, 06:59 PM
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hmmm, you would have to take the tire off and see if the crack makes it back past the bead. It might leak...or it might not lol
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dude that fuckin sucks!
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I bet i could get away with it but I'd probably be best off getting a new rim rather than have it give way on a launch and total the car, I found a guy asking for 325 shipped for two rears and possibly only a little more with radials included and I'll see where that goes because I still have some life left on my fronts
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Look into that Rimpro thing, never used them but I bet it can be fixed
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I'd probably be best off getting a new rim rather than have it give way on a launch and total the cars
There is a little bit of truth there.
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Look into that Rimpro thing, never used them but I bet it can be fixed
they quoted me 160 to 175 to fix it, no thanks
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I used kwicksilver wheel repair in E. windsor CT
http://www.ctwheelrepair.com/
did a great job on my bent rim.
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yeah man that can be fixed for sure!! is it on the inside only? or both front and rear lips cracked?
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inside only but most places I've found are quoting me like i said 160-180 to fix it and I've found ws6 rims online for less than that
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