<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/74393/papadoc.jpg"></center><p>Well, I managed to cut a corner a bit too close while zipping in to the hospital early one morning, with the first photo showing the ugly result. Toasted the tire too, which developed a slow leak. Brought the car to Carlsen Audi, they called one of their "friends", and the only way I can tell where the rash had been is to mark it back from the air valve. $120 well spent, I would think! Didn't know they could do such a nice job...




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The guy did a great job -- and at the dealership, so no time lost for the repair.

I managed to clip my right rear wheel a while back. Wouldn't mind getting it fixed.

I am sure they used a guy called Chris. He fixes all wheel rashes for Carlsen Porsche. He has done 3 of my cars. He will even come to your work and do it in less then 1 1/2.

Randy, shoot me an email and I will give you his contact info.

thanks

fred