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We have 3 Holdens in our company fleet with 17" alloys and all of them have cracked a wheel. These cars do a lot of country driving but hardly any dirt. The guys say that one good pothole is enough to do damage.

I'm a little worried that I'm going to have problems with the Ford factory 18" rims.

Any one had reliability issues?

Cheers

John K

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  • Location: Melbourne

Mine have been fine so far, apart from having one of them scrape a kerb slightly and needing the lip machining and re coating nothing to report...

They actually seem really beefy, compared to my old B15 simmons which buckled at the sight of a ripple in the road...lol

they will be fine, unless you go hitting any major potholes, which will buckle anything.

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far out, if all 3 of your blokes are running into potholes big enough to crack a rim, maybe they should be concentrating on the road a little more!

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  senna_T said:
far out, if all 3 of your blokes are running into potholes big enough to crack a rim, maybe they should be concentrating on the road a little more!

Heh heh! They are racking up a lot of Ks - 60,000+ each year, so they do get lots of opportunities to find them on our rubbish country roads.

One had a VE with only the space saver tire - what a crock. He was 4 or 5 hours from home ............................

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