Stentor

Barely had the car 2 weeks and got a 1 1/2 inch spot of curb rash while trying to park my car as far away from the next stall as possible. Very painful. Anyone with experience (yet) with getting a stock titanium finish centerlock wheel repaired and/or refinished?

tcsracing1

it is character building... it shows you use the car

TT Surgeon

Ouch, I've had many a wheel rub the curb, they all do eventually. I good wheel guy can easily repair it as good as new for under 200$.

Stentor

that makes me feel better (a little)

Targa Tim

it also showed that you are willing to let your wife drive it...

Stentor

"it also showed that you are willing to let your wife drive it... "

It's funny because it's true (the rims on my wife's 330i are beat to hell...I give her crap about it all the time)

996FLT6

Wait til u get a door ding with chipped paint. That's an eyesore. I had my wheels refinished and balanced since one was bent due to my mechanic left it sitting with a flat tire. As good or better then new. Since that was done and had curb rash on the remaining wheels decided to repair all of them- it ran like 180 per wheel. Mike

MJones

Tried and true old school solution

CAHRERA

I remember those my parents had those curb feelers on their 1965 T-Bird

James A

Its better that way, in fact with any new car you should immediately curb rash your wheels, there is a lot less anxiety that way.

Targa Tim

I hope you're joking...do you also put door dents into each door?

Glen

Usually I just key the new car on delivery...

PHDX2

Contact Dave or Alan at Wheel Enhancement (see http://www.wheelenhancement.com) for a quote. They are very friendly, helpful, and super knowledgable.