dresler

remember when you could buy a new volkswagen beetle for $1200?

washington dc porsche

It seems I can get an 89 Caddy Deville with 147k miles according to autrader for $1200.

washington dc porsche

"I'm a wild and crrrazy guy" (name that movie).. But anyway, I like to get some of my insurance money back from time to time.

porsche-t

I referred my buddy to Tru Wheel in North Hollywood. He had an open end 5/8 wrench go through the tire on his NSX and it punched a hole in the rim. It was a very expensive Enkei rim and they fixed it for around $250.

10 GT3

Keep in mind the aftermarket ones don't match exactly. They are a slightly different casting and have a different paint on them. I would recomment to just have it repaired as this is not only the best matching option, but also the cheapest <$100.

aron in toronto

Here is a link to a company that sell OEM and replicas wheels at good prices.
http://shop.wheelsrims.net/search.ht...000&part_type=
I haven't used them, and am not affiliated w/ them.

Chuck 951

Omar is correct ---- don't put in a claim. You will get paid -- less your dedutable - but you will be hit next time you renew.

Have your wheel repaired or just be patient -- you will find a wheel.

Good luck --- Chuck 951 -- the voice of experience

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I am going to have my wheel repaired and put in a claim for a new wheel. As far as insurance goes, I have a problem with paying it my entire life and not getting anything in return but assurance. So yes, my rate may increase $3 - $10 per months for 3 years but I've basically recouped a full year of insurance with this one claim.