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That's why I prefer alloy over chrome plating....one chance hit with a sharp rock nicks the plating and the corrosive salt from rust belt State Winters does the rest......once damaged car washes accelerate the process.

 

If you must have chrome wheels the best are the fake "chrome cladded" ones.....alloy wheels with a permanently mounted polished stainless steel "wheelcover" in a clear plastic shell. Easy to clean and never rust, pit or peel.

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IF you are within your 3yr/36k bumper to bumper, yes should be covered. What do you use to clean the wheels with?

I am still within that, although getting close to that 36k mark. I do not clean the rims myself other than the car wash.

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I am still within that, although getting close to that 36k mark. I do not clean the rims myself other than the car wash.

Yea get it in there quick before you hit the miles. After that you turn into a pumpkin.

 

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Thanks guys. I will bring it in and see what they say. I emailed them yesterday but so far its just crickets.......

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I had same issues with my polished aluminum rims. They replaced all four. 1 of the new ones had it happening already so ordered another one. Recieved that one, and has same issue. The 4th one is getting put on Wednesday, so we will see.

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Just got back from the dealer. They looked at them and told me they will be ordering me 4 new rims. Win!

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Nice! Happy for you - I'm jealous!

 

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I was a little nervous that they were going to tell me to pound sand but they said they would replace each one that had defects on them. Luckily for me I could find defects on all 4 tires.

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Yea I got screwed to say the least... Good thing you went in when you did!

 

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