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In conclusion, you should get that dent fixed. Although it might seem small, you could end up getting charged for it when your lease contract is up and your vehicle is returned. You can get this repaired pretty much anywhere, though we recommend getting a few quotes and finding the best deal.

In most cases, minor scratches shouldn't incur any charges at all. On the other hand, curbed wheels are a different story. You will either have to get them repaired or pay the dealership. The cost of curbed wheel repair can cost between $65 to $400.

As a general rule, dents smaller than a quarter without any paint damage are acceptable. Anything else and the leasing company will charge you for the cost of the repair.Most dents can be fixed quickly and for a low cost, especially when the paint is not damaged.

About dents and scratches Many dealers allow wear and tear of $500 to $1,000 before they will dock you. Much of that cost will go towards fixing these normal wear-and-tear items as well as detailing the vehicle for resale.

Most auto leases except normal wear and tear, scratches small dings etc. won't be an issue. If it's a bit more serious damage you can get it repaired or leave it, if you turn in a damaged leased vehicle the leasing company will charge you for the damages, usually best to have any moderate to serious damage repaired.

If you have a scratch in the door they will tell you a price of what it would cost to get it fixed and you can either accept that and turn the car in as is or take it somewhere else and get it done. You have to return a leased car in the same bodywork condition as you revieved it.

Depending on what type of vehicle you leased, everyday scratches will be covered as normal wear and tear on your car. Ford for instance allows up to 3 dents, dings, or scratches per panel with diameters up to 4 inches, and up to 15 paint chips per panel.