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Classic "curbed" wheel: bent outta true from impact. Having it "trued" will get you off th' street but...
Do NOT trust a wheel that's been "fixed", to drive to-and-fro... Hunt a replacement, use the "fixed" one as the spare. That'd be fine to get it to the back yard but NOT as a wheel to drive on. Can you say: "Work hardened"???
That wheel is toast and will need to be replaced. But for now, have you tried to see if it will rotate on the rear axle? If so, you are on the road (for 50 yards) again.
Ok, wrecking yard wheel time. Honda Accord, 4 lug wheel from 89-mid 90's bolts right on. Different offset, but car can be driven. Also early Acura Integra rims bolt up....
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