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Sep 3, 2020
Rimblades Vs Alloygator
When it comes to alloy wheel rim protection, the two primary choices for drivers toconsider are the Rimblade style ‘2nd generation’ bond-on rim protectors, or thetraditional tyre trap protectors such as Alloygators. Both are British brands and themost established wheel protectors on the market, with each being in existence foraround 10 years. However, they are very different products and have theiradvantages and disadvantages. In this article, we take both head-to-head to helpyou weigh up the pro’s and con’s of each and hopefully make it easier for you todecide on your next choice of rim protection.