Aluminum alloy wheel scrap refers to used, damaged, or discarded automotive wheels made
primarily from
aluminum alloy that are no longer suitable for use and are collected for recycling. These
wheels are valuable as
scrap because of their high aluminum content.

What It Is:
Source: Comes from cars, trucks, and motorcycles.

Material: Primarily aluminum alloy (typically a mix of aluminum with small amounts of
magnesium, silicon, or
copper for strength).

Form: Whole wheels or cut/broken pieces.

Condition: Can be bent, cracked, corroded, or worn out. Often sold with or without tires, but
tires and valve stems
should be removed for scrap