I am kicking around the idea of powder coating mine.

 

Those are pricy, and having to buy the baby moons adds to the sticker shock!

Back to the ol drill & buffer pads!

 

As others said; “aluminum polish and a wheel”. IMO, the only real solution is to have them chromed. That’s what I did to mine and I could not be happier!

Jim

 

I went to my Harley dealer today and talked to the service manager about my wheels. He asked me to bring them in and would take some pictures. Thinks he might be able to get them replaced. I asked about chrome wheels, and he said if there is a chrome wheel upgrade for the TriGlide, he would give me just charge me the difference in cost between the old stock wheels and the upgrades. At least he is willing to look at them and try to help me out. I am really liking this Harley dealer. He owns 3 dealerships in NC.

 

Latch onto that dealer, he wants your business and is willing to work with you.

 

Geez, first a great deal on a Zumo 660, now getting wheels replaced under warranty? I need to hook up with your dealer!

 

I hear thats. Heck the dealer we used to do business with would have said blamed us or the cams then try to bend us over.

 

Jim,
Who plated your wheels? I'm looking at ***** Shiney's stuff now, seems to be well rated with no complaints.

 

Buddy, Surf City Chrome Exchange did my wheels.
Rear = $190.00ea. - Front = $305.00 with a 2 week turn around.

I am very pleased with thier work.

Jim

 

Has anyone here used Sharkhide to protect the wheels?