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it wasnt there when new, because i will know when washing the rims.

i just worry if it was damaged at the workshop when i left my car there for a couple of days for repair [lipsrsealed]

 

That is quite a possibility.

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That is quite a possibility.

 

this kinda of thing if ask the workshop, confirm deny and sour relationship one lah

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That is quite a possibility.

Wow ! Old brother ! Where have you been all this while ?

Don't anyhow suspect and say hor, later open letter box and find Royah lettar then [:p]

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this kinda of thing if ask the workshop, confirm deny and sour relationship one lah

 

If it is your regular workshop, then that is based on your experience with them. You can deduce from there.

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Wow ! Old brother ! Where have you been all this while ?

Don't anyhow suspect and say hor, later open letter box and find Royah lettar then [:p]

 

I am always around but will only post at the appropriate timing. :D

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If it is your regular workshop, then that is based on your experience with them. You can deduce from there.

 

workshop is regular, but there are some works they will outsource also

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it wasnt there when new, because i will know when washing the rims.

i just worry if it was damaged at the workshop when i left my car there for a couple of days for repair /public/style_emoticons/#EMO_DIR#/lipsrsealed.gif

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This is a deep dent that can only be caused by a hard object with rather huge force.

If you had left your car at a workshop or garage, it is most likely that this dent happened there.

Most likely knocked into by a tool or a sparepart when in the workshop .

 

It can be grinded flatter to improve the condition but looks too deep for a perfect repair.

 

I recommend that you either replace a pair of rims (as they sell in pairs) or just let it be.

this kinda of thing if ask the workshop, confirm deny and sour relationship one lah

They wont admit it either, so it will be a waste of effort and time resulting in an unpleasant situation.

 

Therefore, never leave your car overnight at workshop, as much as possible.

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rims got scratches or kerb rashes, just continue driving.

no point doing repair and end up got scratches the next day.

already given up on rims repair... [knife]

 

end of the day, once the rims look crazy and tyres are going flat, just change to a new set of wheels.

think less; live longer. [grin]:D

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What is the thing missing on my car called ? and how do i repair it ?? URGENT HELP NE602304_10152103419033530_2130042845_n.jpEDED

 

Looks like the whole bolt is missing. U need to weld a replacement on.

 

Better go to a good tire shop n check with them.

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What is the thing missing on my car called ? and how do i repair it ?? URGENT HELP NEEDED

 

seriously, go to any tyre shop, they will be able to assist you.

i am not sure from the picture that it is a missing nut or the nut broke.

if it is a missing nut, it will not cost you a bomb to replace a nut.

if it is a broken nut, i suggest you to get a set of new nuts and replace all the four wheels, perhaps aging.

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This is a deep dent that can only be caused by a hard object with rather huge force.

If you had left your car at a workshop or garage, it is most likely that this dent happened there.

Most likely knocked into by a tool or a sparepart when in the workshop .

 

It can be grinded flatter to improve the condition but looks too deep for a perfect repair.

 

I recommend that you either replace a pair of rims (as they sell in pairs) or just let it be.

They wont admit it either, so it will be a waste of effort and time resulting in an unpleasant situation.

 

Therefore, never leave your car overnight at workshop, as much as possible.

 

no choice, live with it leow

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