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One: If the tires are holding pressure you don't HAVE to do anything.
Two: I've had similar damage repaired; the wheels will look better, but
won't be exactly like new. Usually, the damage is tigged-up, then ground
to shape. I think the tires should be dismounted for best results, but
can probably be done OK with tires mounted. .
Bob
On 4/2/2025 4:39 PM, Tim . wrote:
> My wife's DD has two wheels that have ever so slight damage. One pic
> attached.
>
> One: does this look like it is bad enough it needs to be dealt with?
> (the other wheel is just about the same)
> Two: I have a guy who says he can do the work (he was working at a
> production body shop my company deals with) and says he can do it
> without taking the tyres off. Does not taking the tyres off sound right?
>
> Thanks guys
>
> Shop content...I pulled the wheel off the boss's car to get the pic in
> my shop?
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One: If the tires are holding pressure you don't HAVE to do
anything.<br>
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Two: I've had similar damage repaired; the wheels will look better,
but won't be exactly like new. Usually, the damage is tigged-up,
then ground to shape. I think the tires should be dismounted for
best results, but can probably be done OK with tires mounted. .<br>
<br>
Bob<br>
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Two: I have a guy who says he can do the work (he was working at
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