wheel repair ( shaving )
#1
wheel repair ( shaving )
well its quite unfortunate but shortly after getting my new wheels last week i did some work with a friend helping me and he forgot to tighten lugs all the way so of course the inevitable happened ...
point is.
the back side of the wheel where it mounths got chewed up a bit and the holes for the lugs were bored a bit aswell so i cant find any place in san diego that can shave the back of the wheel to make it flat ... i would post pictures but i need to pick it up from a shop i dropped it off to that said they could do it but turned out they couldnt guarentee it 100% flat ...
so i need somewhere preferably in San Diego but will ship or drive the wheel elsewhere to get it properly filled and drilled aswell as shaved ... any advice is much appreciated ...
point is.
the back side of the wheel where it mounths got chewed up a bit and the holes for the lugs were bored a bit aswell so i cant find any place in san diego that can shave the back of the wheel to make it flat ... i would post pictures but i need to pick it up from a shop i dropped it off to that said they could do it but turned out they couldnt guarentee it 100% flat ...
so i need somewhere preferably in San Diego but will ship or drive the wheel elsewhere to get it properly filled and drilled aswell as shaved ... any advice is much appreciated ...
#2
it may just probably be better for you to buy a new wheel? what kind of wheels are they?
edit:
just saws your avatar, bbs lm reps? you can get a single one for cheap.
go buy a new wheel and save yourself the headach
edit:
just saws your avatar, bbs lm reps? you can get a single one for cheap.
go buy a new wheel and save yourself the headach
#3
^ spent all day today tracking one down a lot were out of stock and so forth ...
did recearch and my local wheel shop that usually dose my stuff pretty much said it would b better to buy a new 1 ... to shave it and maintain and sturdyness they would have to wled a plate on the back and trim the plate down while they fill and drill also ...
did recearch and my local wheel shop that usually dose my stuff pretty much said it would b better to buy a new 1 ... to shave it and maintain and sturdyness they would have to wled a plate on the back and trim the plate down while they fill and drill also ...
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