[bigdaddyo811]

I scratched my wheel pulling out of a concrete barrier. Is there a way to get this fixed?

 

[Weird Fishes]

I feel sure it depends on how badly/deeply it is scratched. Ask your dealer if they can recommend a good, reliable company/individual to check it out for you. I have a very slight scratch on one of my rims thanks to a valet at a restaurant. My dealer said it was fixable.

 

[LonePalmBJ]

I scratched my wheel pulling out of a concrete barrier. Is there a way to get this fixed?

My dealer has a "wheel guy" that they use for touch ups to curb-rash on the alloy wheels. He quoted something like $150 per wheel - done onsite in my driveway. I haven't had him touch up my wheel (that I scraped on a curb, Grrrr!) but I've seen one of the wheels he touched up for the dealer and it's perfect - you'd never know there was a scrape.

As Fishes said, it all comes down to finding a quality craftsman to do the repair. Your dealer almost certainly has someone on speed dial.

Brent

 

[Fabulist]

I scratched my wheel pulling out of a concrete barrier. Is there a way to get this fixed?

My dealer has a "wheel guy" that they use for touch ups to curb-rash on the alloy wheels. He quoted something like $150 per wheel - done onsite in my driveway. I haven't had him touch up my wheel (that I scraped on a curb, Grrrr!) but I've seen one of the wheels he touched up for the dealer and it's perfect - you'd never know there was a scrape.

As Fishes said, it all comes down to finding a quality craftsman to do the repair. Your dealer almost certainly has someone on speed dial.

Brent

Mine are scratched up too and my dealer has a "guy" who can fix it to near perfection for $150/wheel but I am refusing to do it until Fisker gives us a "mirror dip" software upgrade that would let me see the curb when I am parallel parking my car. Otherwise, they will just get scratched again.

 

[Adbokat]

I scratched my wheel pulling out of a concrete barrier. Is there a way to get this fixed?

My dealer has a "wheel guy" that they use for touch ups to curb-rash on the alloy wheels. He quoted something like $150 per wheel - done onsite in my driveway. I haven't had him touch up my wheel (that I scraped on a curb, Grrrr!) but I've seen one of the wheels he touched up for the dealer and it's perfect - you'd never know there was a scrape.

As Fishes said, it all comes down to finding a quality craftsman to do the repair. Your dealer almost certainly has someone on speed dial.

Brent

Mine are scratched up too and my dealer has a "guy" who can fix it to near perfection for $150/wheel but I am refusing to do it until Fisker gives us a "mirror dip" software upgrade that would let me see the curb when I am parallel parking my car. Otherwise, they will just get scratched again.

Anybody knows where I can repair the wheels in the New York area?

 

[Mike]

I had a couple of nice gouges in mine after some early "getting used to the car" driving. I was very distressed and upset but Fisker of Orange County was able to get them fixed and it was very reasonably priced. I had no idea wheels could get "fixed" but they look as good as new. A VERY pleasant surprise for sure!!!

I scratched my wheel pulling out of a concrete barrier. Is there a way to get this fixed?

 

[Harleyguy]

Do a Google search for you area look for something like this company http://www.fixrim.com/

 

[ScottsKarma]

I had the same issue with one front rim. My dealer (in CT) took care of it and it looks brand new - cost was around $250. Very happy

 

[Bert Yetman]

cost of wheel redo

My dealer in Ft. Worth just quoted me $120 per wheel during my 5000 service. Didn't have time to get it done, but next time I will.