Picture like this:

 

Probably like $100-140....might be cheaper to find a use OEM wheel on ebay

 

I would say just clean em up and if anoything sand em down a bit..I dont think it will be worth getting them repaired

 

u could do it urself ... http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...&ct=image&cd=2

 

dont think its worth it. you can barely see it.

 

thats a nice diy i would attempt on OEM wheels

 

just leave it..just stock wheels..

 

Yeah, i know it's stock wheel, but it really make me feel uncomfortable.

I just searched on ebay, and saw a OEM one for about $175. Maybe it would be better to have a price quote from some repair shop first.

 

LOL...I would leave it like that as well. You are probably going to change eventually right? Make them your winter wheels like everyone else. If not, then yeah around $100 - $140 like JJ said. But also, a good OEM one will likely be in the Black Market for much less!

 

1. Heres what I did, first go to the dealer with the paint code for SSM. Ask for touchup paint.

2. Clean the wheels, then touch it up carefully, and keep a napkin around in case you smear.
(matches very nicely, had a really f'd up wheel, then did this. i also did all other chips and scratches)

3. Forget about the scratches since they don't stand out anymore from distances.

4. Live Happily by spending money on some mods!!!

Reason why i went with touch up: I don't want to have to worry about paint durability/longivity by repainting and bondoing myself, nor did i want to spend the $500(all wheels) it would take to get them done the RIGHT way.... good luck on whatever you decide

 

do the diy its very simple ... i did it on one of my type s rims ... it took me about two hours, and I am a noob

 

word... I have never done it, however it seem sooooooo easy. I am going to be doing all of my wheels... (dont let idiots drive your car) i think its going to be easier for me, because i am going to be painting them black instead of having to color match the wheel. Il post pics.

 

+2. That's what I do too. Up close you can tell it's been touched up but from far away it looks good.

If you do a lot of city parking it's going to keep happening. The TL's wheels are too easy to curb. Next time you buy a set of tires think about plus sizing them to offer better protection.

 

i would say just leave it

 

Hi, Where did you get the touch up paint for the TLS rims?

 

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