no pics.
not a big dent.
what are my options for fixing it?
can i just put like a piece of wood on it and hammer it back into place?
i dont know much about wheels,
thanksss.

 

pay the $75 to have it repaired. just keep in mind, the process that is involved will make the rim weaker than a brand new or undented wheel.

or

buy a new stock wheel here on the classifieds. I am sure you can find someone willing to sell.

or

contact TRD sparks and see how much they are selling brand new wheels for.

personally... i would buy a used wheel for $50 here on the classifieds.

 

please get it properly repaired at a reputable shop. the wood+hammer technique would do more harm than good.

 

hammer and a phonebook and you're good to go.

 

how so?
i tried it got most of the dent out.
and oh by the way they're not oem wheels =/

 

What kind of wheels do you have and what caused the dent?

 

wow,are you serious? must be some cheap wheels or you have a really big hammer.

 

ruff racing.
HUGE POTHOLE. lol
but didn't dent too bad.
fixed most of it thank god.

 

watch out, cast alloy wheels may crack if stressed enough.

 

please, i roll deep on some quality Team Dynamics pro race 1.2 in the summer. and some sweet OEM 17's powder coated gloss black in the winter. i do not slum it with my rims.

 

keep it at the track and this wouldn't happen.

 

ruff racing is a brand of wheel, lol. so i'm guessing he is talking about his somewhat cheap rims bent from hitting a pot hole.

or else he would have said "rough racing" assuming he knows the proper spelling.

 

perhaps. poor grammar is common place around here.

if that's the brand, i stand corrected. so, my bad.