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Scratched black wheel
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Did you buy a tire/wheel package when you bought your ST? If so, no problem curb rash is covered.
If not, check with your dealer, they usually have a "Wheel Guy" that comes in and fixes this sort of thing. Generally it cost $50 to $200 per wheel depending on how bad it is.
I don't have a Tire/Wheel package on my Mustang and had one badly scuffed and 2 slightly scuffed and I paid $200 for all 3 wheels repaired at the dealer.
I made sure I had the package on the Explorer...
If not, check with your dealer, they usually have a "Wheel Guy" that comes in and fixes this sort of thing. Generally it cost $50 to $200 per wheel depending on how bad it is.
I don't have a Tire/Wheel package on my Mustang and had one badly scuffed and 2 slightly scuffed and I paid $200 for all 3 wheels repaired at the dealer.
I made sure I had the package on the Explorer...
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I bought this package but haven't used it yet. you just do it through service? They're supposed to cover paint issues too but when I showed them some stone chips they said it wasn't covered, only things like doors in parking lots and stuff. [grrr]. Thanks in advance for more no your experience here!
Depending on your location… State, City…. Look up a company called Onsiterecon… I am located in Tidewater VA area and have used them for wheel damage like stone chips and curb rash, also for scratched paint on the rear bumper. Really easy to get a quote, email a couple pics of the issue and within a day they send you a quote. Hope this helps.
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