LKQ® STL70737U70

You accidently hit a curb or other obstacle and bend, dent, or scrape one of your vehicle's factory steel wheels. Such damage is not only unsightly, it can be dangerous. A damaged wheel may not allow the wheel to stay seated on the bead and it may not hold air. A bent or dented wheel may not enable the tire to track properly, upsetting vehicle handling, and this kind of damage can also cause a bothersome vibration which can also wear suspension and driveline parts. But a new replacement wheel from the dealer is very expensive! Don't drive with a damaged wheel because of high dealer prices, not when you can get a factory remanufactured wheel from LKQ. A LKQ remanufactured factory steel wheel is indistinguishable from a new wheel, and it will take a much smaller bite out of your wallet. LKQ wheels accept factory center caps and lug nuts, and you won't be able to distinguish one from your other wheels (other than the fact it's clean and shiny!) when replacing a damaged wheel. LKQ carefully inspects all received factory steel wheels to make sure they're repairable within their safety standards. Any wheel that has been welded, straightened, machined, or any wheel that has been repaired by anyone other than LKQ is rejected. Damage greater than scratches or dings make a wheel unacceptable for reconditioning. Every wheel is spun to make sure it's round, straight and true, and any wheel that deviates from specification is discarded. This screening process ensures LKQ remanufactured steel wheels will meet or exceed industry safety standards. If accepted, the steel wheel undergoes any minor repairs necessary to remove scratches or dings, followed by sandblasting to remove old paint, dirt, and grime. As a final step, the wheel is powder coated for appearance and durability. LKQ is so confident in the quality of their Remanufactured Factory Steel Wheels that they're backed by a limited lifetime warranty - guaranteed to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for as long as the original purchaser owns the vehicle on which the wheel is installed.