Bent Wheel
I did not realize this bent portion of passenger side front wheel when I bought my IS350 but noticed it when I washed it. It doesn't seem to affect how it drives to me. However it looks bad especially looked at from certain angles.
Is this something that can be fixed easily and inexpensively? I was thing about taking the wheel off and hit the bent part inward (covered with soft towel) with a hammer. Or should I leave it as is or take it to a tire / wheel place?
Again, this seems purely cosmetic. Luckily for me, other than the bent portion on this wheel, wheels are very clean and free of road rashes and etc.

Is this something that can be fixed easily and inexpensively? I was thing about taking the wheel off and hit the bent part inward (covered with soft towel) with a hammer. Or should I leave it as is or take it to a tire / wheel place?
Again, this seems purely cosmetic. Luckily for me, other than the bent portion on this wheel, wheels are very clean and free of road rashes and etc.

You may want to check if the wheel can still be balanced with the tire. Take it to a tire shop and ask them if they can balance it . If they cannot balance it then you would need to repair it.. Whatever you do, Do not try to fix it your self with a hammer. You could cause the rim to crack on the outer lip causing it to leak air.
You may want to check if the wheel can still be balanced with the tire. Take it to a tire shop and ask them if they can balance it . If they cannot balance it then you would need to repair it.. Whatever you do, Do not try to fix it your self with a hammer. You could cause the rim to crack on the outer lip causing it to leak air.
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That's an easy fix for a good wheel repair shop. Don't leave it as is. Just cause you're driving with it like that doesn't mean that it is safe. I'd repair it ASAP.
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