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  1. almostalwaysafraid on

    If you are the original owner and it is within 2 years of purchase you’ll be fine.

    Outside of that, they may only offer a discounted replacement.

  2. bikerskierfisherman on

    Definately a clear case for crash replacement. They will say obvious impact damage blah blah blah…..basically they give you 20% off or some other insultingly low discount and expect you to buy another set. I recommend to just get another brand of wheels and take the L, not advisable to get another set and always be worried about the same thing happening again.

  3. digitaldumpsterfire on

    Good luck but this looks to be a case of “your fault” and not a faulty product. You even fucked the tire.

  4. Never_thee_less on

    How long have you owned the wheel ? If it’s longer than 2 years this will be a crash replacement and will not be fully covered and will cost you something

  5. Is it eithin 2 years of purchase? If not crash warranty is what covers you here

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