Ted
MB Enthusiast
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2004
- Messages
- 7,255
- Location
- Bourton on Dunsmore
- Car
- Lexus RC300h F-Sport, Yamaha XVS 1100, Toyota C-HR GR sport
Well, the winter hasn't been kind to the ('diamond turned') alloys on the Kia and they started to go milky on one of the edges. (Not as bad as the AMG ones on the CLK though :/ )
So the nice man at Kia replaced all four free of charge
I've looked on the web, and I can't really find any advice on how to prevent this.
Am I doomed to claiming for new wheels/refurbing/driving around with tatty alloys forever, or is there any way of preventing this happening over the winter.
Is there anything I should be doing now while the wheels are new?
So the nice man at Kia replaced all four free of charge
I've looked on the web, and I can't really find any advice on how to prevent this.
Am I doomed to claiming for new wheels/refurbing/driving around with tatty alloys forever, or is there any way of preventing this happening over the winter.
Is there anything I should be doing now while the wheels are new?