Trek, the real question is how and why do you keep hitting the curb?Yup. I curbed another wheel. This is the third one. Back to the dealer to have his "wheel guy" fix it so it looks like new again. Another $150 bucks down the drain. This car is a money pit!
Yes what happened? Or keeps happening?Trek, the real question is how and why do you keep hitting the curb?Yup. I curbed another wheel. This is the third one. Back to the dealer to have his "wheel guy" fix it so it looks like new again. Another $150 bucks down the drain. This car is a money pit!
I'm inclined to think the result of hitting a curb at speed would be more dramatic than a scuffed wheel.Asked and answered... speed racer here doesn't really pay attention to curbs when he's driving fast I guesslol
Im not sure either, I was driving at like 20 mph so the scuff is pretty evident so maybe thats what he means by rac-er driving..? hahaI'm inclined to think the result of hitting a curb at speed would be more dramatic than a scuffed wheel.
Sounds to me like you need to take a geezer defensive driving courseYup. I curbed another wheel. This is the third one. Back to the dealer to have his "wheel guy" fix it so it looks like new again. Another $150 bucks down the drain. This car is a money pit!
You live in TX where there are no curbs.Are y'all texting while driving or what? I've never had this issue.
I live in Austin and there are plenty of curbs, not sure what part of Texas you've been to that has no curbs, but it wouldn't matter; one curb or many, if you don't know where your car is in relation to the curb you need more practice.You live in TX where there are no curbs.Are y'all texting while driving or what? I've never had this issue.![]()
Any time I park in the city it's typically a parallel park where there's a curb you need to try to get close to without hitting.