After a hard hit on a pot hole, my rear tire started losing air every 16 hours. I removed it for inspection and found a crack in the rim on the inside edge. A company on the internet 'wheelership' looked promising. I called Friday morning and was told they had 19" rims to match in stock. After ordering, email confirmation that it was shipped that afternoon with a UPS tracking number. Arrived Tuesday morning (from New Jersey to Florida) and indeed looks perfect. Tire shop swapped it out and good as new! Shout out to Wheelership for quality and customer service!!
www.wheelership.com

 

I repaired the link on post #1 and "stickied" this thread to keep it on top
Thanks for the post sharing this positive feedback

 

I'm in New Jersey. Just out of curiosity, where are they located?
I saw their website before when I thought about replacing mine. Unfortunately the cost and shipping were too much for me.
I ended up getting my wheels refurbished for $600.00 locally. If I knew they were in NJ I probably could have picked them up and saved on the shipping.

 

Shipping was free!

 

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For the 'what it's worth' department, they offer a 10% discount for what looks like new customers!


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It wasn't when I looked last year. You got a great deal!

 

Over the years with only owning 4 crossfires i found 3 rims that were cracked,,
for $150.00 they brake it down weld the crack,( or tell you it can't be fixed) mount rebalance .
oh; you remove from the car and take it in ,,they fix it and give back to you
it is called Cruisin Gold wheel and tires wwwcruising-gold.com 321 676 0023

 

Hi everyone, it’s been a stressful year and I’m finally getting back to working on my 2005. I have original rims and two of them leak. I saw someone post that they had theirs repaired locally and others suggesting stores not in Tennessee? I’m curious what the best bang for buck is, repair or buy new? If buying then is EBay the best option? Thanks!

 

There are actually new ones on Ebay.

 

there are places in Tennessee to repair wheels.

https://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt...&iscqry=&mkr=8

 

You can try this site as posted by keeblyn:
https://www.wheelership.com/

 

Try this place they seem to show they have some: https://reliableautoparts.com/parts/...HEEL/2005/?k=1