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Message: [QUOTE="AlaskanTrucker379, post: 1140714, member: 14294"] Love those wheels on older style trucks. I think newer oem wheels look better than most aftermarket wheels on a 99-07 truck. I would run them in heart beat if it didnt involve spacers. My vote is to keep working at stripping and polishing them. Nothing beats a polished aluminum wheel. Try some acid, such as alumabright or zep-alum. mix with water, and spray the wheel. leave it on from 1-4 minutes depending on your desire and it will start to eat off most anything that is on the wheel. Then just spray it off and your wheel will look almost white in color. Then just buff it out when dry and it will be prime. Thats an old trick from when we use to polish our big trucks. Now we run them in the winter and its just to hard to keep up with it anymore. [/QUOTE]

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