Dec 31, 2008 #1 M Mus New Member Joined Dec 23, 2008 Messages 15 Hi there, If the wheel bolts are slightly corroded. Is it important to have them changed? When is the right time to have them changed?
Hi there, If the wheel bolts are slightly corroded. Is it important to have them changed? When is the right time to have them changed?
Dec 31, 2008 #2 jaymanek Authorised Forum Sponsor SUPPORTER Joined Nov 29, 2002 Messages 16,848 Location Nuneaton Warwickshire Car Lots of Mercedes! only cosmetic really... if you want no corroding ones go for a set of RAD bolts from www.alloywheelsdirect.net.. I have them on all my cars and they are much more resistant and feel better made than MB ones.
only cosmetic really... if you want no corroding ones go for a set of RAD bolts from www.alloywheelsdirect.net.. I have them on all my cars and they are much more resistant and feel better made than MB ones.
Dec 31, 2008 #3 BTB 500 MB Club Veteran SUPPORTER Joined Aug 7, 2005 Messages 23,896 Location Shropshire Car R129 SL500, W639 Vito 120, S205 C300 It's only cosmetic. M-B used to fit bolts with stainless steel end caps (the one on the right here): But switched to the type on the left on cost grounds As Jay says, you can get better bolts.
It's only cosmetic. M-B used to fit bolts with stainless steel end caps (the one on the right here): But switched to the type on the left on cost grounds As Jay says, you can get better bolts.