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Old Sep 9, 2011 | 09:20 AM
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I've never had a car do this before and I was wondering if I will need to start looking into replacement wheels. It is like this in a few other spots on all rims although this is the worst spot.
 
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It's just surface corrosion on the aluminum rim. Nothing really to worry about it and would take refinishing the area (or the whole rim) to get rid of it. It is a product of the style of wheel weights that are installed. They have a steel clip and steel doesn't get along with aluminum.
 
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Hey that's a great answer. I appreciate it.
 
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