Auto Insurance guys or somebody who knows

[airportis]

http://www.gmpartsgiant.com/parts/gm-whl-16x7-9594386.html :shrug:

 

[Old School]

150.00 junkyard here..

 

[The Joker]

Take the rim to a good mechanic and they can weld repair it usually.

This.

 

[Scrapman]

go to auto yards get a rim for way less than new maybe $75 max wedling or any other method will not work the weld will crack open.

Been there done that a dozen times many wrecks the rims or wheels are in perfect shape.

 

[MadJack]

150.00 junkyard here..

For that exact one? I'm looking at the quote and they are charging me $225. I'm not going to bitch.

Insurance will take a claim but it's not worth it because it will count as a collision and my rates might go up.

 

[MadJack]

http://www.gmpartsgiant.com/parts/gm-whl-16x7-9594386.html :shrug:

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I'm done with this, I'll have it done tomorrow.

Thanks for looking.

Thanks for the replies, everybody. :0008

 

[Old School]

For that exact one? I'm looking at the quote and they are charging me $225. I'm not going to bitch.

Insurance will take a claim but it's not worth it because it will count as a collision and my rates might go up.

:yup

 

[yyz]

Too bad the Mizzou team is back in action this weekend, or you could have ordered a rim real cheap.

 

[homedog]

The thought just hit me that they might. A used rim is $265 plus $15 to mount and balance. May as well ask, huh?

Can't imagine how turning something of that value in on insurance would be beneficial. They will raise your rates to get that back plus some. Raise your deductibles to $1000.