How does one go about bending it back? It's not bent real bad, will try for a pic of it soon.

Can you put a lil heat to it and bend it back?

Anyone know of someone that can do it around Missouri? Like Jeff City or STL area?

 

I dont think you want to put heat to aluminum unless you really know what your doing, what did you do curb it??

 

I doubt you will ever get the bead to seal good again. You'll probably end up with a slow leak. Unless there is a way to do this that I don't know about

 

Log in to ebay as Whitmore and sell it

 

Sell it as has a slight ding


It was on that 2000 that I'm parting out.

 

Here's What it looks like....

 

you might just try a hammer, but im not sure you'll be able to get a tire to bead right on it

 

That's what we were thinkin.


Maybe get it as close as possible and tube it?

 

maybe, how did the back of the rim get bent and not the front side

 

I'm guessing a rock when it went into the ditch....