I had the same issue today any suggestions or recommendations? How did you address this issue did you replace or repairBad night. Hit pothole and destroyed right tires with some rim damage. Having Lucid take to the service center in the morning. Any suggestions on repair or replacement in LA would be helpful.
if you drive in areas with poor roads avoid the low profile wheels and tires. they will always be prone to problemsI had the same issue today any suggestions or recommendations? How did you address this issue did you replace or repair
Thanks for the response@ALC
Fwiw, rim repair depends on the amount and type of rim damage.
Just had it happen two weeks ago. 21" of course. Loads of places do cosmetic, dings, gouges, scapes. Easy and usually fine.
Bending back a really bent wheel rim to straight is another issue. My Inner rim was bent out 3/8" for a 4" area. Wheel held air but the required outer weight to balance went from .5 oz to 4.25. Huge amount of wt for high performance tires, wheel. Indicates wheel massively out of balance.
I am not a fan of straightening bent cast alu or mag wheels. Especially our no name Mexican wheels on a very, very heavy car, prone to low profile tire and rim damage. I figured my bent rim is now wall art.
Fwiw, Local wheel repair guys wanted $200 to 250 to straighten. Guarantee was money back if it fell apart, cracked or wobbled.
The good news. Found a local shop the buys wheels from people. Had a full set of 21". I Paid $280 for a pristine 21" Lucid front. I love that it was not from a car dismantled.
I always see a bunch of used Lucid wheels on ebay. I found that Most of the big wheel sellers are honest and really do check all the specs, runout, cracks, ba lol ance.
I towed it to service center. I will talk to them tomorrow and see what they recommend@ALC
Fwiw, rim repair depends on the amount and type of rim damage.
Just had it happen two weeks ago. 21" of course. Loads of places do cosmetic, dings, gouges, scapes. Easy and usually fine.
Bending back a really bent wheel rim to straight is another issue. My Inner rim was bent out 3/8" for a 4" area. Wheel held air but the required outer weight to balance went from .5 oz to 4.25. Huge amount of wt for high performance tires, wheel. Indicates wheel massively out of balance.
I am not a fan of straightening bent cast alu or mag wheels. Especially our no name Mexican wheels on a very, very heavy car, prone to low profile tire and rim damage. I figured my bent rim is now wall art.
Fwiw, Local wheel repair guys wanted $200 to 250 to straighten. Guarantee was money back if it fell apart, cracked or wobbled.
The good news. Found a local shop the buys wheels from people. Had a full set of 21". I Paid $280 for a pristine 21" Lucid front. I love that it was not from a car dismantled.
I always see a bunch of used Lucid wheels on ebay. I found that Most of the big wheel sellers are honest and really do check all the specs, runout, cracks, ba lol ance.