How to Clean Your Rims and Tires
Your car would look perfect if you only spend a couple of hours
on washing the exterior and glossing the paint to get a sheer shine while clearing
the debris stuck on wheels. Never underestimate the beauty shining rim and
clean tires add to the aesthetics of your car. Cleaning wheels do not require
hours of extensive labor, it can be done in minimal time and effort.
When you apply breaks, its friction results in sticky
substance called brake dust which is caustic and can damage the rims
permanently if not cleaned on time. This is why getting the wheels properly
cleaned is essential. If you don’t know the technique to clean the wheels then
you can contact Distinguished
Detail Shop to get your wheels serviced.
Steps to clean the rim and the tires
if you attempting to clean the rims and the tires all by
yourself then here is a step by step guide that will help you.
Step 1: soak the rims
Remove the rims and soak them in soapy water so that the
grime stuck to it can soften up. Let the rims soak for a while and check if the
grime is coming out, if it is still hard then leave it for a bit longer.
Step 2: rinse the tires
Meanwhile the rims are soaking, you need to rinse the tires
to remove the dirt. Remove the loose dirt to prepare the tire for scrubbing. Do
not waste water while trying to remove the stiff debris from the tires because
nothing but a good scrubbing will help in removing it.
Step 3: Scrub the tire and the rim
Keep in mind that cleaners you use to clean your house will
not work on wheels, you will be needing special car wheel cleaners that does
not harm the surface of the tire and the rim. You can find non-acidic
cleaner from Distinguished Detail Shop that can protect the wheels from
corrosion. Use a soft sponge to scrub
the rim because you wouldn’t want to scratch it. Rinse the rim to see if it is
clean and there is no sign of grim. Tires are made of rubber and it requires
tough brushing to be properly clean.
Scrub the tire well enough to remove every particle of dirt and rinse to
see if it is clean.
Step 4: Use protective spray
Once your rims are clean from dirt, use protective spray on it
to retain its shine and to provide protection against environmental impacts.
Note: the best
practice in auto detailing is that the wheels are cleaned in the very start, so
that when you clean the dirt from the tires, it does not stick onto the car
paint.
If you think that you cannot manage all this scrubbing and
you are always running short on time then call Distinguished Detail Shop
to get car serviced. They will use premium cleaning products that will not harm
the tires and in the end spray protective solution on the wheels for a sheer
shine and protection.
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