I was looking into buying a set of steel rims for my '97 Camry (for winter tires). I was talking to a guy, who worked at an auto shop, who said generic steel rims aren't exactly good for cars (something about not perfectly fitting bolts or something, not really sure- I'm a automobile noobie), and that I was better off finding a second set of original alloy rims for the car (from another used Camry, perhaps).
Just wanted to know if this statement was BS, or if there was some validity that I didn't understand about what he was saying. I see all kinds of cars with generic steel rims driving around in the winter so they can't be that harmful. As long as I match up the exact specs of the steel rims to that of my car, I should be fine, right?
Steel rims are so much cheaper and easier to find then original alloy rims...