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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Op here. We got new tires in August right before he went back to College, so it can't be the tires. Again, he's in rural VA so I don't think they do a very good icy road treatment like they do around the DMV. Not sure if Axles damage and bumper is worth $$$ fixing it. We just need a reliable (in the snow) car for the next couple of years... [/quote] Is this just cosmetic damage? [b]He should just drive the car with the dents. No need to fix or spend money.[/b][/quote] I agree, however, the bumper damage is cosmetic but the back wheel is bent and not drivable at the moment. - OP [/quote] Then I would fix what is absolutely necessary to make it drivable and ask the mechanic for recommendations on snow tires/snow chains that are used in their area. That's much cheaper than 10k. It sounds like mechanically the car is intact.[/quote] +1 [/quote]
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