I am a car-hypochondriac (every little mistake I make, I worry it is bigger than it is, or that it will have lasting, damaging effects on my car). I just got a 1994 Golf, and I am still getting used to driving it around. Today I made a right turn a little too close, and the rear right wheel went over the curb a little.
The car doesn't wobble (that I can notice, it has racing springs and old struts so the ride is a bit bumpy), but the wheel is scraped on the lip and a small chunk of the tire is missing.
Has this done damage to the car at all, suspension, etc... or is this just a wheel problem. Also, even though I don't feel any difference in the ride (no wobble), has the wheel been damaged beyond my notice?
I just need some assurance that I didn't really screw up my car, and that this is just a teeny little scrape on the wheel.
2006-09-23
12:54:45
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whalesalad
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