How to Repair Aluminum Alloy Wheels?
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Aluminum alloy wheels with minor deformations can be repaired, but it is recommended to replace them. Since aluminum alloy is a metallic material, forcibly restoring the wheel to its original shape makes its interior more fragile. In the event of another impact, it is prone to fracture, significantly increasing safety risks. However, surface wear can be repaired. The advantages of aluminum alloy wheels are as follows: 1. Low density: Approximately 1/3 that of steel, meaning aluminum alloy wheels of the same volume will be 2/3 lighter than steel wheels. Statistics show that reducing the vehicle's overall weight by 10% can improve fuel efficiency by 6%~8%, making the promotion of aluminum alloy wheels significant for energy conservation, emission reduction, and low-carbon living. 2. High thermal conductivity of aluminum: Steel has low thermal conductivity, so under the same conditions, aluminum alloy wheels have better heat dissipation performance than steel wheels. 3. Stylish and aesthetically pleasing: Aluminum alloy can be age-hardened. Untreated aluminum alloy wheel castings have low strength and are easy to process and shape. After corrosion-resistant treatment and painting, aluminum alloy wheels come in various colors, offering exquisite and beautiful finishes.