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Sheet-metal and heavy-alloy rims
A vehicle's wheel rims may be made of sheet metal or light alloy. In all cases, they must be light to offer little resistance while also being sufficiently rigid to withstand the mass and forces to which the vehicle is subjected when travelling.
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Sheet-metal and heavy-alloy rims
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