My dad bought a $200 wifi extender last year for his garage TV and the thing still cut out every night around 9pm. Turns out his neighbor's old cordless phone base was sitting on the same shelf as his router, and once he moved it two feet the problem went away. Funny how often the cheap fix is just moving stuff around instead of buying more stuff.

Did that guy happen to mention if the marks show up more on certain wheel finishes? I bought a used set of alloys off a guy who swore the curb rash was from the dealer, but now I'm wondering if it was a hauler the whole time. My brother had a WRX shipped from Texas and the rims came back with these faint gray scuffs on the spokes, like something rubbed them in transit. He didn't notice till weeks later so he never filed anything, just ate it. That $400 average the driver quoted seems low honestly, a decent wheel can run way more than that. Makes you think about how many cars get delivered with small stuff nobody catches at the drop.