Alloy wheels also softer than steel so they are more prone to damage, making them look scruffy and unattractive.

As a result, when you come to sell a vehicle with damaged alloy wheels you'll either get a offered a lower price than you expected to get or you'll find it more difficult to find a buyer. The damaged wheels will make a prospective buyer think you've not looked after the vehicle properly and there may be other damage that isn't so visible, meaning you could easily lose a potential buyer.

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