There is a shop nearby very professional. I dont think Vossen can do much and there is the distance.

 

Ouch!! Sorry about that boss..

 

Ohh man that sucks ***. Thats why i dont wanna buy new shoes for my G cuz the roads here in toronto are filled with these damn pot holes. My friend had this happen to him also. It blows big time.

 

damn sory man, sounds like your roads are like Bostons, Everyday I got on the HW to go home from work and the road looks like 1000 landmines went of,, :/ Serving like I'm drunk.

 

damn I HATE when that happens.
Honestly to hit a hole at 75mpH that's slight damage. Think about it you're rolling on 30/35 series rubber bands.
Good news is it can be fixed.

 

thats one of the reasons i wont get new rims living in nyc..potholes everywhere you go..either you lose your tires to a pothole or lose em to some thief

 

That's one reason why I'm going to get rims in 19s. Can't see the potholes until it's too late and especially on the highway at highway speeds. Same crappy highways on 285 in atlanta. Sorry to see this.

 

Wow that sucks! Where in qc are you from?

 

I am sure it is pothole, but anybody got clear answer on what materials Vossen is using to make these pretty rims? That is why I prefer OZ and never had such issues on any potholes.

 

what were the specs of your rims? and what tires were you running?

 

ohh Canada!!!!

 

Still could happen with 19" rims too! Nasty potholes.
Happened on my other car (cheap ADR wheels):

 

Well got the verdict from local repair shop. Wheel is done for. They cant remove the stainless steel lip without wrecking it and they would have to heat the wheel in order to straiten it wich would meen repaint etc etc...
All of this kinds of cools down the mod fever.

 

It sucks, but you can go after the public works department and its a fairly simple process. When I lived in Toronto, the same thing happened to me. Hit a pothole and bent one of my 3 week old 5Zigen wheels (had an Integra at the time). I contacted the public works department (I think it was municipal, so City of Toronto, not the province of Ontario) and was told to have my wheel/tire repaired or replaced and send them the bill. Thats exactly what I did, and was reimbursed within 2 weeks of the entire scenario.

 

I hear ya man. After the same thing happened to me I vowed that I'd never do the rim thing again and just ride stock wheels.