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Here are some photos of the issue. It's hard to get a good picture of the transition. But the picture of my current fix kind of shows it. When the rear wheels drop off to the street the car scrapes.
 

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chazglenn3 said:
Here are some photos of the issue. It's hard to get a good picture of the transition. But the picture of my current fix kind of shows it. When the rear wheels drop off to the street the car scrapes.
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Thank goodness my slope is less dramatic than yours.
 
chazglenn3 said:
Here are some photos of the issue. It's hard to get a good picture of the transition. But the picture of my current fix kind of shows it. When the rear wheels drop off to the street the car scrapes.
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Eeek. Yeah that’s not nice
 
borski said:
FWIW, those air dams aren’t strictly necessary; they’re there for efficiency, but not safety. I’ve replaced them half a dozen times now? You can swap the plastic fasteners for real screws; that helps, but you run the risk of tearing your plastic front cover under the car. Relatively cheap, but is a risk.
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So what do you think is the best solution as to the fasteners based on your experience. My air dam is loose and I was going to order some plastic push fasteners and reattach it myself. I’ve left a message for lucid service with no response. Thanks.
 
jlongii said:
So what do you think is the best solution as to the fasteners based on your experience. My air dam is loose and I was going to order some plastic push fasteners and reattach it myself. I’ve left a message for lucid service with no response. Thanks.
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Personally I’d go with the plastic fasteners to reduce the chance of damaging something else.

Your curb situation is not easily addressed. I had to have my poleshed driveway recut
 
chazglenn3 said:
Yeah, it's getting to that point. Do you mind sharing what the concrete professional charged?
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I don’t recall as we also had about 700 ft of driveway redone.

Depending on how your driveway was made they may not need to alter a lot as you just need that radical bump blended into the driveway
 
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