Need New Rim

[loudmax20]

I hit a curb because I was going around a curve and hit some ice and totally just bashed right into that thing at like 13-17MPH the rim is busted there is a good 3-4" piece missing. :help: I can't seem to find these rims online anywhere. The tire is still holding air but we are to set off on a road trip Friday and I'm not going to trust that for over 1k miles.

[MUSKOKA800]

Have tou checked the back of the wheel for manfacturer info.? Those remind me of the optional wheels Canadian dealers were offering back in '08 when I bought my sedan.

[gray09S-hatch]

Call a rim repair shop they will be able to fix it for you should cost about 100$ or so

[hero]

I do not recommend fixing. For safety, buy a new or a used healthy one.

[33OH]

I could probably find you one, get me the manufacturer of the wheel (probably says on the centercap or on the back of the rim) and the size.

[racerb]

Better check close for suspension and tie rod damage also. Might be best to check with a local tire dealer and just get you a steel wheel in the mean time. Check with Discount Tire, they have factory take-offs (if thats a factory wheel), they have really good prices on them. I gave like $250 for a set of factory alloys for my '01 Tundra.

racerb

[loudmax20]

I had Toyota look at it when they put the spare on for me, they said there was no other damage besides the wheel. I can't get the manufacture info since they kept the wheel and tire at the dealer. But I did finally find this http://goo.gl/evAjs which is the same wheel. I'm trying to find a junk yard around that might have some, but I haven't seen any Yaris' with these same wheels, and the service guy at Toyota said that they weren't a very common option. But I guess the people that owned it before upgraded a few things on it, it's got the TRD Clutch and shortshift and the TRD exhaust on it too.

[SilverBack]

Call a rim repair shop they will be able to fix it for you should cost about 100$ or so

It's an aftermarket wheel, so the chances may be slim. Might be better to hunt for a decently priced dealer, both locally and online IMO.

[33OH]

Since it's a Toyota/TRD wheel, try contacting TRDSparks. They're a dealer in SC and usually have very good pricing.

Sparks Toyota-Scion, Inc.
4855 Hwy 501, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
866-249-3607
Contact Jamie, Tim, and Micah for help today!
Parts@TRDSparks.com
http://www.trdsparks.com/