I'll have to disagree there. Chrome over aluminum is very very bad. Chome doesn't get along well with aluminum, even if it is kept perfectly cleaned. I've lost track of just how many chrome wheels I've seen literally have the chrome fall right off after a couple of thousand road miles on them, the heat cycles really kill the bonding of the chrome to the aluminum. Once the chrome starts comming off, especially if it's inside the wheel, it causes leaks that cannot be fully repaired without grinding the bead area clear down to the bare aluminum, and even then the corrosion is usually bad enough to cause pitting that won't seal. Many times, corrosion will travel under the chrome, making it blister, then flake off,
Chrome/aluminum is fine for a show truck or one that doesn't see much road use/ harsh conditions (salt, bad roads) I just can't suggest them for a regular driver. BTW, I work in the tire industry, and see this every day.

Bill Burmeister