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Old 01-25-2013, 08:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Exclamation Slide into a curb after a left turn HELP!!!!!

Slide into a curb after a left turn the whole of the impact was on the front and rear right passenger wheels they hit the curb very hard broke my hub caps but it didn't even glance the body
Well now my steering wheel is way off I hear a constant noise that sounds like the wheels rubbing on the top of the wheel wells also if I even do decide to drive it
the wheel feels like the lug nuts are barely on while driving so I had to drive it home feeling like the wheel was gonna fall off, the noise, and the most danger thing the wheel would make a thump and the car would feel like I put a large object through the spokes

Please help me figure this out
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Bent the rims probably ...
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Bent Something or a lot of things
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Old 01-25-2013, 09:01 PM   #4 (permalink)
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What's the most I can expect to pay if its something worse
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time to call the body shop..
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have a mechanic look at it. most likely you've bent the rims and put it out of alignment, you may have also broke some suspension parts. if the mechanic doesn't see anything physically wrong eg broken stabilizer bar links, tie rod ends, ball joints. then id get them to throw the wheels on a wheel balancer to see if they are bent. after that go for a 4 wheel alignment, because im pretty sure you threw it out of alignment by hitting the curb.

stabilizer bar links ~$40 inc labour
tie rod ends ~$50 inc labour
ball joints ~$50 inc labour
wheel balancing ~$10-15 per wheel
straighten wheels ~$100-150 per wheel
4 wheel alignment ~$50-70

all canadian rates from people i would call competent and inexpensive. minimum if they don't charge you for inspection would be the 4 wheel alignment.

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I really want to call a body shop but I don't know of any reliable shops in my area. How can I find a reliable shop?
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id would probably not call a body shop. if there wasn't any visible damage to the body panels taking it to a mechanic would probably be more appropriate. as for finding a trust worthy and competent mechanic ask you friends that have cars.

just think that you were lucky no one was hurt and you didn't damage any property other than yours. fixing the car is cheap compared to increased insurance rates.
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Is there honestly no way to find a reliable mechanic
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+1, jp149

RRey0456, you probably didn't damage a tire but if you keep driving it you can add that to the cost. Get thy car to a mechanic.
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