Wheel is fine but lug nuts all rusted very quickly. Just as many other people have mentioned. The look is great. I really like, it has made the suv look nice.
Just need to do update the quality of the lug nuts and all will be fine. Its a good idea in hindsight to wax and protect the wheel as soon as you get it including of course the lug nuts.
I love these rims when they were new. They look very sharp on my '97 F-150, compared with the stock rims, and they had a slight offset that looks really good. One thing I don't like is that the nuts started to rust quite fast. Also, the rims started to corrode quite a bit on the inside area with the typical corrosion signs for aluminum. You've got to be careful to clean these rims often, and coat them somehow to prevent corrosion. Otherwise, they will become pitted with corrosion. Here in Michigan the road salt can cause lots of trouble with corrosion.
I love the looks of the wheels on my truck. The quality of the finish on the wheels could be a lot better. Prior to installing I cleaned them then applied a spray ceramic coating. There are some marks around most of the slots/holes on all four wheels that appears to me that the clear finish is peeling away. I do keep them clean and have applied the spray ceramic coating two more times over the past year since my purchase.
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