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Look into getting the city to pay for it. The state of California paid for a wheel and tire for my car several years ago. I was complaining to a friend who mentioned to me that the State had a form I could fill out for a refund. Filled the form out and got the refund later on, your state or city might have the same kind of policy in place.
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Depends on the state, but some require that the municipality knew about the hole, and some assume the municipality should have known about the hole. New York City gets a detailed list of all pavement and sidewalk defects every year, paid for by the New York lawyers.
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As seen by the photo you can see that there was prior patch work. So the county knew about it.
I filed a report with county and they filed with their insurance group. We will see what happens next. |
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maybe you should just take care of it yourself. Sh*t happens.
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What kind of wheels are they?
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#1 reason I am not into fancy light wheels, its hard enough to keep a 90lb stock steel rims from going out of whack on typical city streets.
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At least you now have a good example of why 3-piece wheels are easier to repair. Had those been 1-piece monoblock wheels, or even Chinese cast wheels, the entire wheel could have been lost.
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