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Originally Posted by theDreamer They will probably just fix the current wheels. The service manager mentioned fixing them but I have a problem with that approach for two reasons. 1)
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1) Its kind of a half a**ed fix. 2) It leaves me without a car for a few days while the repair is being done. I would much rather have a new set of wheels ordered and waiting at the dealership that way I could bring the car in, swap them out and be done with it. Am I asking too much? |
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