Appreciate this response, honestly didn't know this existed. I found someone to come fix it for $150. Pretty relieved, I would have stared at it every time I got in the truck.If you live in a small town, you'll probably have to bring your wheel into a shop to get it repaired. The guy that does wheel repair in my area charges $85-150 to repair curb rash.
Hate to admit it but it's a family truck (pavement princess I think they call it?) that rarely sees off-road, occasional trip to the mountains/snow but that's it.22’s look really nice but that short sidewall scares me. Almost makes the truck useless offroad. I would likely destroy those in a few minutes with rocks and such.
Thanks, I've thought about doing a level and larger tires but I'm fairly certain the truck will be too tall to fit in the garage afterwards and I don't want the decreased gas mileage/towing power that larger tires provide.Some plastidip or touch up paint would make that unnoticeable in a few minutes. To prevent this from happening again get rim savers, or bigger tires (go for the tires)
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You were right, thanks! I guess I thought fixing rims was super difficult...I've used mobile dent repair companies and they did awesome work.Tons of companies that will come to your home in a van and fix that for you. Google is your friend![]()
I get that. Everyone uses trucks in different ways. Mine spends most of the time driving on the interstate and backroads but sees enough off-roading time on hunting and fishing trips that it was a concern. My wife’s car has 20’s with 40 series tires and curb rash is always a concern. She could use some touch up so I’m watching this thread with interest.Hate to admit it but it's a family truck (pavement princess I think they call it?) that rarely sees off-road, occasional trip to the mountains/snow but that's it.
Sound like some of these are in your future…I get that. Everyone uses trucks in different ways. Mine spends most of the time driving on the interstate and backroads but sees enough off-roading time on hunting and fishing trips that it was a concern. My wife’s car has 20’s with 40 series tires and curb rash is always a concern. She could use some touch up so I’m watching this thread with interest.
The goofy side exit exhaust goes with the curb feelers.Sound like some of these are in your future…
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