seemingly not, managed to get one off with pliers, and it just seemed to have become rusty inside. The others are still stuck, going to have to try a garage.
if/when they come off cheap plastic ones will be going on! never had this much aggro when I only wanted to check tyre pressures.
its common for alloy ones to corrode and stick to the valve. in some cases it will be so bad that you have to take them to a tyre place and have them cut the valve and then deflate tyre and fit new valve and remount the tyre etc. I had this happen twice to that point and even using copper clip etc on the caps this still happened several more times where i got them off but not before destoying the caps. I got so hacked off with it that in the end I've gone back to black plastic (which as I have a black alloys doesn't look too bad )
This is the most unprofessional bit of site management I have seen since I was banned from a certain other site...at least they had the excuse that they were enthusiasts who had strong views and not professionals paid to keep thier cool!
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Can't remove dust caps 
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