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Anonymous
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Hello,
has anyone had problem with flaking alloy wheels? Repair under warranty?
has anyone had problem with flaking alloy wheels? Repair under warranty?
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RCZ1
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How do you mean by flaking? Have you got any pics to load up for us to see?
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RCZ1
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Boy that looks bad. I'd take it straight to your dealer. You haven't been using acidic wheel cleaner have you?
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Anonymous
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That picture says it's an Audi :eusa-think: :eusa-think:
Do you have a photo of your wheels?
Do you have a photo of your wheels?
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Anonymous
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If you have a pic of rcz flaking paint, then show it, not an audi.
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Anonymous
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The tyre markings do not look like they are from an RCZ. What wheel have you photographed ?dinrcz said:
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Anonymous
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the tyre is goodyear ron and that wheel aint from any rcz :lol: :wtf:
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Anonymous
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this pic is example how looks like flaking
i have 19 solstice black onyx wheel and one whell is damaged
i didnt use acidic wheel cleaner.
i have 19 solstice black onyx wheel and one whell is damaged
i didnt use acidic wheel cleaner.
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dinrcz said:this pic is example how looks like flaking
i have 19 solstice black onyx wheel and one whell is damaged
i didnt use acidic wheel cleaner.
Take a pic of your RCZ wheel so we can all see the issue clearly. But as others have said - a trip to the dealer is probably in order.
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Anonymous
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Help yourself and others by posting a picture of your flaking wheel.
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Anonymous
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I have the 19" Black Onyx Solstice and they are fine.
They do show up caliper dust but after a quick clean all is good. NOT AN ACID CLEANER.
I also use Iron x to get rid of the tiny metal filings that get inbedded from the brake pads ect.
A pic of the real thing would be nice to see :eusa-think:
They do show up caliper dust but after a quick clean all is good. NOT AN ACID CLEANER.
I also use Iron x to get rid of the tiny metal filings that get inbedded from the brake pads ect.
A pic of the real thing would be nice to see :eusa-think:
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I think the dealer will replace that alloy and not fix it. mine replaced 2 so far
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Anonymous
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I had all 4 wheels replaced under warranty last October (2011) no problems from the dealers but now they are 'bubbling' up again. Wheels in Midnight silver. Going in for a service soon so will ask again, but they must be poorly finished at the factory.