[Desertraptor]

I have 19" rims on my 325i which both fronts have dents I recently discovered.

I remember the exact location of where this occurred. Adelaide has a lot of road works underway ATM.

The morons laying the road left approx a 2" height difference after an intersection which I hit without warning at 60kph after leaving a read light. So not speeding at all. On impact I thought that had to cause damage so pulled over to check. I saw no obvious damage so didn't think anymore of it. the next day they put in a fillet so "fixed" the problem.

Recently I've had to pump up my front left on a weekly basis with no obvious puncture. I took it to a tyre centre to find both front rims dented on the inside where I could not see. I immediately knew what had happened. It was the only impact I had had. But 12 months earlier.

Now I tried to get this compensated but the company refuses to recognise the problem.
I'm now up for 2 new rims. Rolling them is pointless if at all possible?

Is this worth trying to claim under insurance? Anyone had any similar issues?

[NBTBRV8]

I've flat spotted rims before. You can get them repaired, it depends how fussy you are.

[Desertraptor]

Originally Posted by NBTBRV8

I've flat spotted rims before. You can get them repaired, it depends how fussy you are.

$185 per rim and 2 weeks. Rather just buy new ones