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About 10 years ago I used a wheel repair service up near NSA/BWI in Md. Lots of very high end wheels there. Prices for some of those wheel sets would almost buy a Model 3. Ah, yes I do have a ref Ye Olde Wheel Shop
6363 Washington Blvd.
Elkridge, MD 21075
Completely agree to purchase a new wheel based on the damage. It can't be much more than what you've been quoted for the repair. The repair will never the same as new.
You can check with the repair shop first to discuss repair option and whether they can color match the repair with the rest of the wheels, even buying a new wheel from Tesla may not necessarily match the color of the rest. I have repaired various high-end wheels before and they will tell you up front whether the damaged can be repaired.
1. Jack the car up. 2. Let the air out of the tire. 3. Install the rim ringz ( video on their webslite ). 4. Put the air back in the tire. 5. Let the car down.
So you mean replacement, not repair? I take it that the short amount of time spent was for a replacement. Like many others have suggested, it's not worth repairing the rim to like new condition when there have been significant structural damage.
They are $200 at your nearest Tesla Service Center, like the one in Tysons or Rockville. Mine was cracked during an accident. Either pick it up for $200 or have them mount your tire while you wait for additional $45