jabol

What can I do about it? Any suggestions?

Thank you,
Witold

Payam

ouch!!! you can try taking it to detail shop and see if they can do anything for you.

Tony1

Well, there's no way you can repair it yourself, if that's what you asking,, but
most autobody shops can repair it quite easily, They'd probably charge you
about 100-150 bucks..

Bichon

I've heard good things about Wheel Collision Center in Bath, PA. http://www.wheelcollision.com/

kensteele

those scratches look pretty minor, i would wait awhile see if you end up with more; repair or replace one time later.

with my other car, it took awhile to get used to how the car drove so i ended up with a few unwanted scratches before i replaced the wheel.

dennis250

Not true. I just repaired 3 BADLY gouged wheels on our Audi TT using these instructions and it came out beautifully! No exaggeration when i say you could not tell AT ALL that they had been damaged and fixed.
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/realwhda.html

The only issue would be whether or not this paint color was a match to the lexus wheels.

jlin101

the first ding/dent/scratch is the most painful. I agree with kensteele that you should wait awhile because scratches like these are common and it's a hassel to dismount the wheel and mail it to a wheel repair center, while you limp around with the spare. My experience with wheel repair center wasn't all good--although the wheel came back "looking" new, the paint fell off in a less than 6 months.

hashs99

just happened today for me

NINEZeRO

Also try Wheelsamerica or the Lexus service may be able to fix them. LIke mentioned if it were me I would wait until more damage cos you get those very easily and it cost some money (at least 100 i think) to repair those...

hashs99

thats what I was thinking. But damn, it sucks, oh well too late now..