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Originally Posted by jims69camaro
first time relationships are always difficult. repetition builds trust and you just don't have that with a 'new' company. not even being able to rely on someone else's word that the company is ok...if the price was $45, i don't think that's too bad but i don't know what damage there was to begin with. if the metal was torn, then that's structural and would cost more. if we are talking a refinishing, well, then that's a whole 'nother story.
it also depends on how they are fixing the wheel. didn't happen to see a tig welder in the place, did you? that would have allayed any fears i would have had with a broken wheel - well, at least they have the right equipment to fix it.
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The price was not $45 but was in addition to my original quote. Again, its not too far off and was by no means double what was originally quoted so I'm not stressing very much at all. It has just been on my mind. The rim hit a pothole last year and the lip was bent a little bit. Most could not notice it but it bugged me to no end.