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      01-13-2009, 08:51 PM   #1
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Dealer damaged 230 rim

Went to the dealer to have tire changed under warranty because of nail in RFT left rear. Dealer gouged the rim when installing new tire. They ordered a new rim which looks the same cosmetically but not the same as the stock 230. Stock 230 are flat from the spoke all the way through to the back of the rim. New rim ordered is apparently a different part number and stays flat for about the first 2/3 of the rim then drops down for the last 1/3. WTF. So now I have three rims which are the same and 1 which is different. Most people wouldn't notice the difference as they look the same from the front but not the same from the back.

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I would take it back and have them put the correct wheel on it.
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I would take it back also I think something like that might bother me.Sorry the dealers are always jerks I hate takin my car in.
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Went to the dealer to have tire changed under warranty because of nail in RFT left rear. Dealer gouged the rim when installing new tire. They ordered a new rim which looks the same cosmetically but not the same as the stock 230. Stock 230 are flat from the spoke all the way through to the back of the rim. New rim ordered is apparently a different part number and stays flat for about the first 2/3 of the rim then drops down for the last 1/3. WTF. So now I have three rims which are the same and 1 which is different. Most people wouldn't notice the difference as they look the same from the front but not the same from the back.

What should I do? Pissed off.
huh???? there are different version of style 230???
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They are more concave now? I was wondering why the price went up...

I would have them just fix the wheel you have. There is curb rash repair out there, no reason they cant fix a dent in the metal.
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Went to the dealer to have tire changed under warranty because of nail in RFT left rear. Dealer gouged the rim when installing new tire. They ordered a new rim which looks the same cosmetically but not the same as the stock 230. Stock 230 are flat from the spoke all the way through to the back of the rim. New rim ordered is apparently a different part number and stays flat for about the first 2/3 of the rim then drops down for the last 1/3. WTF. So now I have three rims which are the same and 1 which is different. Most people wouldn't notice the difference as they look the same from the front but not the same from the back.

What should I do? Pissed off.
Speak to the service manager. If he is not helpful, call BMWNA and have them call the dealership and advocate for you.
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