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Originally Posted by ianfp
Ouch! The rim looks repairable. I have done my own repairs using silver epoxy, but your best bet might be to find a mobile repair guy. A friend did something similar to one of his rims and had it repaired on his drive. The only other choice is to send the rim for refurbish, but that's not so convenient!
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My BMW dealer just replied to an email saying that as long as the rim is not cracked he can get it sorted out. Also looking into whether the tire will be covered under tire insurance.
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