Unless it is really bad, I'd leave it alone. You might have to have the
wheel rebalanced if you feel shaking.

Dori, but can you better my wife's record:

1) ding on rear fender from having to heave groceries into trunk - 2l pop      
  car was exactly 2 days old
2) ding on passenger door when the shopping cart 'wouldn't stop'
3) scrapes on both rims when she attempted to get out of the way of
  'construction'
4) ding on driver door when the 'wind' swung it open out of her control
5) dings on all 4 fenders at bottom because she thinks it necessary to 'kick'
  off the snow that builds up in the wheel wells in winter
6) scrapes all around hinges of rear trunk because she has to 'scrap' the ice
  of trunk to open it for putting in grocieries... I did point out to her
  that this was not necessary - she thinks otherwise.
7) broken antenna when she walked around back when it failed to retract in  
  winter because of salt build up
8) hole in the trunk floor when she ran over a trycicle that was parked
  behind her
9) dent in floor pan because she decided to drive out into the pumpkin field
  and didn't notice the 'big' rock          

...... and of course none of this is her fault    :-)

cheers, guenter