kiran_gavit12 Answers
Sameer1 answered 6 years ago
Two types of tyre construction are common – cross-ply and radial. Most passenger cars now use radial tyres, as do most 4- wheel-drives and heavy vehicles.
somnath_kamade answered 6 years ago
Steel: Steel wheel rims are the cheapest option and one of the most durable options.
Alloy: The alloy wheel is a combination of various metal types, with the primary metal being aluminum. Aluminum used in alloy rims allows them to be lightweight
Colors and Spinners: To make rims more eye catching, a colored finish can be added or the rims can be made to spin
Chrome: Chrome wheels are not solid chrome but an applied finish over your choice of wheel. The chrome wheel rim is used for show cars and sports cars for a fancy finish.
Alloy: The alloy wheel is a combination of various metal types, with the primary metal being aluminum. Aluminum used in alloy rims allows them to be lightweight
Colors and Spinners: To make rims more eye catching, a colored finish can be added or the rims can be made to spin
Chrome: Chrome wheels are not solid chrome but an applied finish over your choice of wheel. The chrome wheel rim is used for show cars and sports cars for a fancy finish.
kadam123 answered 6 years ago
These following are the types of rims: Steel: Steel wheel rims are the cheapest option and one of the most durable options. Alloy: The alloy wheelis a combination of various metaltypes, with the primary metal being aluminum. ... The chrome wheel rim is used for show cars and sports cars for a fancy finish.
pasha answered 6 years ago
– cross-ply and radial. Most passenger cars now use radial tyres, as do most 4- wheel-drives and heavy vehicles.
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