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Originally Posted by humfrz
Good pictures.
Do you wish to address my other questions that I asked?
"How many days/miles since you had the wheels mounted until you noticed the damage?
How can you be sure (prove?) the damage wasn't there before they mounted the tires?
What are you going to ask them to do about it?"
Looks to me like average wear and tear, for one year old wheels.
A couple looks like curb rash; one looks like a rock damaged and a couple looks like weak metal spots or coating defects.
humfrz |
I don't know milage, I'm assuming you are trying to insinuate that wheels get damaged that badly from normal wear and tear?
From your post I guess you feel I'm making this up?
My wheels were like new. If there was any normal wear and tear you couldn't even notice it. Have you seen how a scratch looks like when you curb a wheel? It sure doesn't look like some one used a screwdriver. Also pretty amazing that every scratch and chip was in the same area of the wheels.
I don't know how well you treat your wheels, but I can assure you that I take great care of mine. When I sold my factory wheels those things were like new.
I'm in contact with their corporate on a resolution.
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