Im asking because a friend of mine slid out and hit a curb in the snow this morning. If he slid and hit a cub, bent the rim, and it shakes about 60, does he need a new rim and get an alignment, does he just need a new rim?
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12-04-2010
Im asking because a friend of mine slid out and hit a curb in the snow this morning. If he slid and hit a cub, bent the rim, and it shakes about 60, does he need a new rim and get an alignment, does he just need a new rim?
12-04-2010
I would say rim, balance and align.
12-04-2010
the rim is bent but not letting out any air... can he just get it aligned then?
12-04-2010
If it's shaking, its not because of the alignment. It would be best to replace it or see if they can balance some of it out.Originally Posted by dengnath
12-04-2010
could he temporarily move it to the rear right side?
12-04-2010
I don't see why not, my 18's have a slight bend in them. I've never had a problem with it.
12-04-2010
Depending on how bad it is bent you might be able to balance it out. I would still get it aligned.
01-07-2011
The same thing happen to me. except the shaking came from the belt in the tire
replace the tire went for a test drive and didn't need a alignment, all was good.
01-07-2011
i bent my rim a couple of weeks ago, and went back to the shop i bought them at, and he said it was a machinist in town that could fix it. i took it to him and 4 days later it was fixed. I has 20in rim that was bent to wear air was leaking out. It good now, i think i need it balanced again tho, i can feel a very slight vibration in the car, or it might jus be the road, my thin tires make the smalles crack feel like a ditch, lol
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i said all that to show that they can be fixed, you'll have to search around your town.
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