Check the bottom of your doors!!
Check the bottom of your doors!!
I was cleaning my car the other day and i seen that on the bottom of the door where the weather strip meets the door is rubbing the paint of to bare metal.I'm a painter at a body shop so i fixed it myself but thats the first place you will get rust.
mine's doing the same thing... GM told me its because I have aftermarket wheels and 1 size bigger tires. Same thing for the paint coming off the rockers, both bumpers and the quarter panel.
Those are some tires, no?
Scott
Those are some tires, no?
Scott
Originally Posted by Adirondack_Cobalt
mine's doing the same thing... GM told me its because I have aftermarket wheels and 1 size bigger tires. Same thing for the paint coming off the rockers, both bumpers and the quarter panel.
Those are some tires, no?
Scott
Those are some tires, no?
Scott
Originally Posted by Adirondack_Cobalt
mine's doing the same thing... GM told me its because I have aftermarket wheels and 1 size bigger tires. Same thing for the paint coming off the rockers, both bumpers and the quarter panel.
Those are some tires, no?
Scott
Those are some tires, no?
Scott
Thanks for the warning boostedss26.
Originally Posted by jtohio4002
That is pretty bad if you ask me i hope that you are fighting witht them to get that fixed
They insist that those BF Goodrich tires are responsible... Maybe its just their paint is cheap, thin and falling off the car? Oh no, that can't be happening...
Scott
Originally Posted by bluecobaltss06
^^^ Yeah mines doing that too. The weatherstrips around my door are blue
Originally Posted by djpatrick35
My weatherstipping's turning yellow too. I'm going to go to Autozone and get some weatherstripping lubricant, hopefully that should help
Scott
You should be taking it to the next level, get GM customer service in on it. You will be amazed what a dealer will do for you once they get a phone call. Rim ad tires voiding warrenty, common your getting the shaft.
I keep the painted parts of the insides of my doors waxed fairly regularly... maybe every other time I wax the exterior... haven't seen evidence of any problems yet... but I'll have to check.
A good way to keep it from rubbin off is 3m makes a clear stone chip tape you can cut a piece as long as the door and put it on. I also did that when i repainted my bottoms
Use silicon grease (I think they call it dielectric grease)
Silicon grease lightly applied on the weather strip will also keep your doors from freezing shut when you
wash it in the winter.
Do not use any type of petroleum product for this ,because it will swell and degrade your weather strpping.
wash it in the winter.
Do not use any type of petroleum product for this ,because it will swell and degrade your weather strpping.
from my understanding, the people that purchased my car from the dealer had to have parts of the car repainted due to the problem. To their credit, they were smart enough to put the stock rims back on the car...


