Rim scratches
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Rim scratches
A cab cut me off last week, I had to swerve into the left lane and jam on the brakes to avoid hitting him, which luckily and thankfully I did. However, my left front rim hit the curb on the median and scratched/ground it in 2 places. They're stock SE rims on my 97 black max so I'm also happy I didn't buy 18s and then have them fuct up. Not TOO bad, but obviously noticeable to me. Anything I can do to fix it up at all? I'm thinking of filing them down a little b/c there's some sharp "hairs" on them and then just cleaning/polishing them. Probably all I can do, unless anyone has other suggestions?
And, I've got a complaint letter with the cab's # to the Hackney unit of the Boston PD, that's all I can do really. If I want money for a new rim I'd have to take the cab driver to small claims court. Other than giving him a large piece of my mind right after it happened, that's all I've got to work with. Happened on Mass Ave in Roxbury, dicey place to drive sometimes.
And, I've got a complaint letter with the cab's # to the Hackney unit of the Boston PD, that's all I can do really. If I want money for a new rim I'd have to take the cab driver to small claims court. Other than giving him a large piece of my mind right after it happened, that's all I've got to work with. Happened on Mass Ave in Roxbury, dicey place to drive sometimes.
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Boston cabbies are notorious for cutting people off, and Mass ave is notorious for just being a horrible road. You're talking a good 5 minutes from stop light to stop light during rush hours. It can easily take an hour to go a few miles. I've seen cabbies in the left turn only lane cut across the middle of an intersection to go and make a right turn.
sorry i cant help with the wheel though
sorry i cant help with the wheel though
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