I think it's wrecked

[KROME]

So I put my winter tires and rims on last weekend and apparently they don't do well in the rain.
Because I slid straight into a curb.
After further observation, there looked like oil all over the road but anyways...
I bent the rim and broke a bolt that holds the subframe to the frame. Anyone ever done this before? It's pulling like a SOB and the wheel is an inch and a half back or so.
Is the car screwed? :/

[tehehodi]

Yikes, glad to you hear your alright but IMO, your frame could be bent a little if the bolt broke. Maybe your car is dog walking or whatever its called. where the rear end is off to the side. like this slash \ moving towards the top or bottom of your screen.

Oil from where? Your oil pan could of scrapped and put a hole in it?

[KROME]

Originally Posted by tehehodi

Yikes, glad to you hear your alright but IMO, your frame could be bent a little if the bolt broke. Maybe your car is dog walking or whatever its called. where the rear end is off to the side. like this slash \ moving towards the top or bottom of your screen.

Oil from where? Your oil pan could of scrapped and put a hole in it?

The oil was already there. I'm barely leaking anything.(gasket) :/

[93gtpeater]

You proably pushed the cradle/subframe over. you proably bent a couple arms or bent the subframe. If the subframe is bent or pushed over good chance you bent the frame of the car.

[Goat Blower]

Except for the subframes, these cars don't have frames. Either way, it's fixable, just depends on how much time and money you want to put into it. I'm working on a project car right now that has a lot worse damage than that, it's all fixable.

[2Point3TSi]

Originally Posted by Goat Blower

Except for the subframes, these cars don't have frames. Either way, it's fixable, just depends on how much time and money you want to put into it. I'm working on a project car right now that has a lot worse damage than that, it's all fixable.

Yup. Great thing about DSM's is that unless you really hit something hard, all the suspension parts can easily be replaced. My question is why would you put on snow tires already. They have horrible dry traction and aren't the greatest in the rain either.

[KROME]

Originally Posted by 2Point3TSi

Yup. Great thing about DSM's is that unless you really hit something hard, all the suspension parts can easily be replaced. My question is why would you put on snow tires already. They have horrible dry traction and aren't the greatest in the rain either.

Yeah I kinda regret putting the snow tires on but my 17's are low on tread.
ANd it snowed today :P

[JET]

I drove year around on snow tires with my red 92, they were just fine. Hell, I even ran them at the drag strip! You likely bent an A-arm, that is pretty common.

[tpunx99GSX]

Originally Posted by KROME

Yeah I kinda regret putting the snow tires on but my 17's are low on tread.
ANd it snowed today :P

Im in the same boat as you, Dont want to bother putting on new tires before winter and the current summer tires are getting pretty worn. Probably put on my winters this weekend.