[Jet6525]

Edit..getbmwparts is giving me a pretty decent deal and my local dealer won’t match. I’m pretty sure the answer is yes, but oem new legit from them right?
I’ve seen some posts and it seems folks have done business with them. Also my local dealer is significantly like rip off higher and they won’t even install the parts unless I buy them from them. Is that common, never occurred to me the dealer wouldn’t install.

800miles and hit a curb. Doesn’t matter how, but it happened. Guess luckily only wheel scuffing Front and rear right side. Can these be repaired or do I need to buy new? Does anyone know how you even buy oem front and rear or do I just have to leave it up to the dealer to procure?

[Houlester]

Try and get them fixed. I hit my Tesla arachnid wheels twice and was surprised how well they came out fixed. It was like $150 or something to.

[OTWM4]

100% lots of mobile wheel repair techs out there. I done a few different wheels sand and repaints always turned out satisfactory.

[Forzanerazzurri]

Yikes that's a good one. Happens to all of us. Its reparable and the black is super easy to match. That being said I am too OCD and would probably buy a new one.

[fanofbmwe46]

I’d say just buy a new wheel. You can find one for $800

[ToMorNotToM]

I've it my right rear 3 times and have used the same wheel repair guy and I've been very pleased. I would not buy a new wheel for that.

[GolfCoyote]

Man that’s a pretty deep curbing. Probably better off just buying a new wheel(s).