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The problem of rust on the iron rims of cars
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It often happens that our car is subject to frequent air leaks from the tires and requires continuous inflation, almost certainly it is a car with iron rims, and the reason could be the rust that has formed between the rim and the tire bead. In fact, the porosity created by rust can cause air leaks, and therefore a slow and gradual deflation of the tire, which can cause abnormal wear and grip problems. The remedy is therefore to remove the tire from the rim, remove the bulk of the rust with a brush, and then apply an anti-rust paint like the one recommended in the video, which we can find on the shop website. Blacktraction. Com, where a 500g jar costs 45 euros.
Posted on 18 January 2025 by ScegliAuto
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