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What are the impacts of upgrading to larger rims on a car?

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StJuliet
07/29/25 3:58pm
The impacts of upgrading to larger rims on a car include: 1. The tires may rub against the wheel arches and inner liners, and the wheel wells can easily scrape the tires when driving on bumpy roads; 2. Fuel consumption may also increase; 3. When turning to the limit, the wheels may interfere with the steering linkage, suspension, and other components. Therefore, tires should be replaced according to the original vehicle's size and diameter. The rim is the cylindrical metal component that supports the tire from the inside and is mounted on the axle, also known as the wheel ring, steel ring, hub, or wheel disc. Rims can generally be divided into two types: painted and electroplated, with electroplated rims further categorized into silver electroplating, water electroplating, and pure electroplating, among others.
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What to Do When the Car Electronic Lock Malfunctions?

Solutions for car electronic lock malfunctions include: 1. Replace the battery; 2. Move the car out of areas affected by magnetic fields; 3. Clear and reprogram the remote control; 4. Replace the remote key; 5. Replace the car electronic lock. Car electronic locks are categorized into: electronic key-type locks, button-type locks, and touch-type locks. The working principle of a car electronic lock is: when the owner presses a button on the key, the key end sends out a signal containing corresponding command information. The car's antenna receives the radio signal, and after authentication by the Body Control Module (BCM), the actuator performs the locking or unlocking action.
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Is it okay not to polish after car painting?

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How to Adjust the Height of a Car Seat?

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How often should the alternator belt be replaced?

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