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Rear wheel peeling........

I have the sport package wheels and one of my rear wheels is peeling some sort of clear cloat. Will my bumper to bumper warranty cover this?

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Old 03-14-2011, 11:16 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I have the sport package wheels and one of my rear wheels is peeling some sort of clear cloat.

Will my bumper to bumper warranty cover this?








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Old 03-14-2011, 11:17 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Unless you hit something it should be covered... Bring it to dealer ASAP.
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Old 03-14-2011, 11:21 AM   #3 (permalink)
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wash it with a soft brush (soap/water) and see if it's just release oil from the mold or not.
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I'd leave it alone and go straight to the dealer. Play dumb, you have no idea what's going on, you've never been to an automatic car wash, never used any abrasive wheel cleaners. Just way "i wash the car myself with soap and water and look at this..."

If the dealer won't cover it, just find a wheel refinishing place that can powdercoat them again for ~$90-130/wheel. Not a huge deal for one rim.
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Old 03-14-2011, 01:15 PM   #5 (permalink)
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sorry, i thought i read your tires appeared to be peeling (not your wheels). my bad, definitely take it to the dealership.
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sorry, i thought i read your tires appeared to be peeling (not your wheels). my bad, definitely take it to the dealership.
Yeah, take it easy on the throttle, will you?!? You're going so fast you're peeling the tires! LOL
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Yeah, take it easy on the throttle, will you?!? You're going so fast you're peeling the tires! LOL
haha, i did kinda peel out my new tires the other day to rid the release oil.
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haha, i did kinda peel out my new tires the other day to rid the release oil.
Mine has been releasing oil since last may
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I've seen this happen it the wheel gets a knick in it or from when installing new tires. The machine doesn't damage the wheel but the force on the insulation of the tire machine would peel the clear on the outer edges. Did this on my new wheels also. Wasn't a big deal for me.
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Do you have any pictures of the peeling? I'm just curious to see what it looks like. As the others stated, take it to the dealer and don't mention using any wheel cleaners.
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I personally don't have pics for myself. But I can't even tell where it was slightly shaved off now. That's on my after market wheels.
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I'm going to take it in today. I'll snap some pictures.

I'm kind of worried because my Nissan dealership is kinda unprofessional. They don't seem like they enjoy what their doing.
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In for pics.
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looks like your wheel was repaired at one time... (?)
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