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05-18-2003, 04:26 PM
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Bent Lip
So I am crusing down the road at about 75-80 and I hear "PSSSSsshhht" and I swerve real quick into the shoulder...bam I hit the breaks and get out
My wheel is shredded into pieces and my wheel has a small bend in the lip of it.... can I fix it? sears wont bend it back, its really small also =\ 
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05-18-2003, 08:18 PM
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My lip cost about $100 so depending on how rare your wheels are and how much they were new it prolly would be worth it to get new ones.
Wheel Collision center can fix wheels in Bath, PA. But most of the time if it's bad enough a bent lip usually has feather cracks throughout the wheel which means you lost the integrity of the wheel already.
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