2020 Ceramic Grey Built To Serve

[fishinfreak68]

Unfortunately I hit the curb kinda hard making a U-Turn and I'm sick to my stomach. Anyone know who makes these wheels? Dealer wants $450 for a new one. I'll pay that if I have to. But maybe I can find it for less?

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[Royalist_Ram]

I mean to be fair, it doesn't look that bad. I'd keep it where its at for now or see if someone can repair it. $450 doesn't justify that, especially for something so minor or that may be damaged again the future. Curbing is extremely common and I know I had 1 or 2 cases of it on my Mercedes and it makes me feel sick; however, I know for a fact my mother will just do the same thing to it or a brand new vehicle and not care anyways. My point is, wait till its really noticeable to replace it, or just see if someone can repair that rash; those wheels can be a bit tricky tho with that finish I'm thinking. Anywho good luck, and realize that stuff happens; and after all, new or not, it is a truck. It's gonna get scratched, scraped, dented, and dirty. Btw Ceramic Grey is the best 5th Gen color made imo; too bad it was a special edition only color for the Navies.

 

[aodetailnj]

No need to replace that. Have a wheel powder coater or an alloy wheel repair company fix it at about 1/3 of the cost of a new one.
If you’re going mobile alloy wheel repair, make sure they’re properly clearing the wheel after sanding out the damage. We’ve seen too many “quick” repairs fail far too early.

 

[fishinfreak68]

No need to replace that. Have a wheel powder coater or an alloy wheel repair company fix it at about 1/3 of the cost of a new one.
If you’re going mobile alloy wheel repair, make sure they’re properly clearing the wheel after sanding out the damage. We’ve seen too many “quick” repairs fail far too early.

Thanks I appreciate the feedback. My OCD won't let me leave it like that so I'm gonna replace it and have the other one fixed and use it for a spare.

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[soSincerious]

get it repaired. will likely run you around $100.