Painted Rims Flaking
Originally Posted by BrockLanders
I literally *just* got back from the dealer with my loaner. I have the same problem only it is just starting, at first they said the same sh-t about rock chips. Once I politely showed the the worst rim and picked off the paint that was bubbling...they said it needs paint 
it will back from the refinishers on friday, and I get a loaner until then.
I have to say I'm impressed with their service so far. I was ready for a major battle today, but I showed up to them telling me all 4 will be painted so they match and here's the keys to your loaner. I wish it was always that easy.
Good luck my friend.

it will back from the refinishers on friday, and I get a loaner until then.
I have to say I'm impressed with their service so far. I was ready for a major battle today, but I showed up to them telling me all 4 will be painted so they match and here's the keys to your loaner. I wish it was always that easy.
Good luck my friend.
Don't let your dealer BS you, if they try to use salt or rock chips as an excuse I'd point out that the paint jobs on these rims should be good enough to stand up to normal wear and tear...if a rim can't standup to a few rocks hitting it, or a bit of salt...what damn good is it...we do have to drive these cars afterall. These cars have the Chevy SS name, Chevy should be standing behind these cars 100%.
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