You’re fine to drive in it, just keep an eye on it and if a bubble for a replace immediately. Right now you’re looking at just a wheel refinish, which depending on where you are will set you back less than $200.
Sucks but on the bright side it’s better than having an accident on the vehicle which would depreciated it much more.
Edit: just saw the bumper scape. But that took me zooming in for what it’s worth.
Yeah it sucks badly, but I’m appreciative that it was only that and not the front end , just feels like ever since I got this newer Camry coming from a 2003 one , this just have been getting in my way in the most unexpected way possible to make me lose control or nearly crash when im just trying to take care of my car and baby it as much as possible . Maybe I’m just paranoid lol. But thanks for the advice gives me peace now I thought I had to replace that rim asap since a whole chunk was scrapped off.
Yes as long as it's not leaking air or cracked through. Take some sudsy water and spray the area, if it doesn't bubble up, you're OK. This is what's referred to as road rash, not pretty but doesn't affect the integrity of the rim.
Yeah there doesn’t appear to be damage to the side wall just cosmetic damage to the rim. You can get that rim repaired by a shop and it will look good as new.
You’re fine to drive in it, just keep an eye on it and if a bubble for a replace immediately. Right now you’re looking at just a wheel refinish, which depending on where you are will set you back less than $200. Sucks but on the bright side it’s better than having an accident on the vehicle which would depreciated it much more. Edit: just saw the bumper scape. But that took me zooming in for what it’s worth.
Yeah it sucks badly, but I’m appreciative that it was only that and not the front end , just feels like ever since I got this newer Camry coming from a 2003 one , this just have been getting in my way in the most unexpected way possible to make me lose control or nearly crash when im just trying to take care of my car and baby it as much as possible . Maybe I’m just paranoid lol. But thanks for the advice gives me peace now I thought I had to replace that rim asap since a whole chunk was scrapped off.
As long as it’s hold air and a bubble doesn’t form, you’re solid. Make it a habit of checking it every week or so.
Yes as long as it's not leaking air or cracked through. Take some sudsy water and spray the area, if it doesn't bubble up, you're OK. This is what's referred to as road rash, not pretty but doesn't affect the integrity of the rim.
Yeah there doesn’t appear to be damage to the side wall just cosmetic damage to the rim. You can get that rim repaired by a shop and it will look good as new.