Stockers for the winter and bling for the summer.
what wheels are best for snowy climates??
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Here is a picture of my aluminum wheels. Keep in mind that these were NOT ran during winter months.
The before shot shows what they looked like at the end of last summer, which was the second summer in which I've ran these wheels. They had been hand polished 5 times prior to that before picture. Note that the neighbors cat pissed on them several times.
The after shot shows what they looked like after I spent approximately 1.5 hours polishing on that single wheel alone.
If you are the type that doesn't like to clean and polish things, I'd strongly NOT recommend a polished aluminum wheel. It will require more elbow grease than the average person cares to put into cleaning them.
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The before shot shows what they looked like at the end of last summer, which was the second summer in which I've ran these wheels. They had been hand polished 5 times prior to that before picture. Note that the neighbors cat pissed on them several times.
The after shot shows what they looked like after I spent approximately 1.5 hours polishing on that single wheel alone.
If you are the type that doesn't like to clean and polish things, I'd strongly NOT recommend a polished aluminum wheel. It will require more elbow grease than the average person cares to put into cleaning them.
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