Most modern vehicles are equipped with alloy rims which are basically the blend of aluminum and magnesium. These rims typically last longer than the traditional metal rims, and are naturally less prone to rust. Also, they can be upgraded with aftermarket parts and add-ons.
However, there is a downside that aluminum is a rather brittle metal, and therefore is prone to being deformed, bent, and cracked. Backing over curbs or improperly attempting...
