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Oouchhh...How'd that happen?
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what's your tire and wheel size? what pressure were you runnin?
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eh, thats not bad. nothing 5 minutes with a hand sledge wont fix.
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33's on a 15 x 8. I had the pressure way too low. I air down guage was out to lunch. I thought I was around 12 psi but turns out I was down past 8 psi.
I tried that but because it was so close to the lip and it was such a small section bent over it wasn't worth me messing the rim up any more. I took it into a shop and for $30 they fixed it and made sure it was straight.
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That sucks man. But, hey, at least it was a pretty cheap fix. Assuming the tire made it out unscathed?
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