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How much $ to straighten a rim?

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  1. Hi Would like to know approximately how much it will cost to straighten a rim/wheel, rear one? Its
    got like a 3/16" wobble to it. Is it even necessary to fix it right now? It barely rubs the brake
    pad. What Im getting at will it lead to any other problems if I dont fix it right away? Thanks

  2. "QUAKEnSHAKE" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Hi Would like to know approximately how much it will cost to straighten a rim/wheel, rear one? Its
    got like a 3/16" wobble to it. Is it even necessary to fix it right now? It barely rubs the brake
    pad. What Im getting at will it lead to any other problems if I dont fix it right away? Thanks

    You need to true it by tightening the spokes. A shop will probably charge around $10. Or learn how
    to do it yourself and save yourself many headaches and some cash.

    Chris

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    "QUAKEnSHAKE" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi Would like to know approximately how much it will cost to straighten a rim/wheel, rear one?
    Its got like a 3/16" wobble to it. Is it even necessary to fix it right now? It barely rubs the
    brake pad. What Im getting at will it lead to any other problems if I dont fix it right away?
    Thanks

    You need to true it by tightening the spokes. A shop will probably charge around $10. Or learn how
    to do it yourself and save yourself many headaches and some cash.

    Chris

    I vote for the second option. IMO, it isn't really one of the most difficult things to do, and for a
    relatively true wheel, you only need just the brakes themselves as a truing aid (other than the
    spoke wrench of course).
    --
    ~Travis (Note to self, next wheel you build, lube the threads dumbass)

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