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One of my rear wheels was out of round and was repaired using a hydraulic process.

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One of my rear wheels was out of round and was repaired using a hydraulic process.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

hi, can a bent alum. alloy wheel be repaired? my car started pulling right, it was determined the wheel's bent. Thanks. It must have some scrap value, either way.

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Probably depends how bad it is. One of my rear wheels was out of round and was repaired using a hydraulic process. It was done by a "wheel guy" who subs at a local high end alignment place that specializes in racing. The name of the shop is Tru-line in Bellevue WA. I'm near Seattle so the actual business name may not be useful to you.

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