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Thread: Getting a dented 5.5 x 15 fixed

  1. 11-20-2006, 10:37 AM #1
    southbay356
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    Getting a dented 5.5 x 15 fixed

    We were looking at my new polished 5 1/2s the other day and noticed that one had a "flat spot" dent on the rear lip, I never noticed it before I sent the wheelsto get polished last year ,

    s this a fairly common dent ?

    can Al Reed or someone in SoCal straighten it ?

    any idea how much ?

    thanks for your help

    Dave
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  2. 11-20-2006, 03:35 PM #2
    WCB4
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    Bent Wheel

    Try Harvey at Weidmans Wheels, he fixed a bent Fuchs for me before. I will be sending him a 7x16 here shortly from my encounter this spring. Good luck!
    Regards, Bill
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