Fisker Silicon Valley said they would "Fix" a scoffed wheel for $175. I also scoffed one of my wheels on a curb. Haven't "Fixed" it yet as it is not very noticable.drliu said:Thanks EVer1... may I ask how long it took your dealer and how much the fee was?
Thank you for the helpful information.
I had a guy fix the wheels on my previous car (JAG XK) before returning the car at the end of the lease. He came to my office and did a fantastic job for about $150/wheel. I may end up calling him for the Karma after I have mastered parking the car without hitting curbs in SF. It would be immensely helpful if Fisker would program in a mirror dip when the car is in Reverse to help parallel park the car without hitting the curb.marswill said:Fisker Silicon Valley said they would "Fix" a scoffed wheel for $175. I also scoffed one of my wheels on a curb. Haven't "Fixed" it yet as it is not very noticable.drliu said:Thanks EVer1... may I ask how long it took your dealer and how much the fee was?
Thank you for the helpful information.
It took one day, probably less but I left it with him for the day and several Fisker's were taken care of. The price was $160 per, and they looked brand new.drliu said:Thanks EVer1... may I ask how long it took your dealer and how much the fee was?