[moff3tt]

I hit a pothole last night and it wrecked two of my wheels and two of my tires. They're still driveable for now and I am going to try and get the City to pay for it but it seems that to get both wheels repaired and two new tires I'm gonna be out at least $500. I am hoping someone with the Rado Gray wheels, but even the silver ones will be fine, already swapped for after market. My tires have just less than 10k on them so if you got stockers around there that would be awesome. I'm trying to do this as inexpensively as possible and just hoping someone on here can help me out.

 

[Kevin R]

Keep in mind you can get new OEM wheels for about $155 each so if you do go the repair route don't spend too much!

Not sure if this is the part number for the Rado Gray or not, this is from one of the shops that has their own forum here:

http://www.tascaparts.com/ford/fies...pension&subgroup=wheels&part_name=wheel-alloy

Not sure if we can get a better deal if you message him or not.

 

[moff3tt]

I gave up on getting wheels and one of my tires in better than I thought. If anyone has just one with about 10k miles on it I will take it off your hands. I want to try and keep my set matched for autox.

 

[AlanBDahl]

Ok so why are the grey wheels $153.82 but the standard silver ones are $331.34? Also what's up with the $50 core charge?

 

[moff3tt]

It's a lot of aluminium and I bet Ford "buys them back for $50" then refinishes them and sells them again.

 

[stuntdoogie]

If only these wheels werent so heavy ugh....

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[moff3tt]

So after finally calming down and checking out the wheels and tires. While the side walls are cut. It's only a fairly thin layer and completely aesthetic. The damage to the wheels isn't as bad as it appeared but I'm still pretty upset about the whole thing because I have had an impossible time trying to keep them nice.