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Car care knowledge

Brake dust and road dirt adhere strongly to wheels, which are usually dirtier than bodywork. Use separate tools to avoid transferring grit to paint.

Wheel materials and finishes, such as plating, polished metal and matte finishes, tolerate cleaners differently.

Why tyres and wheels are particularly difficult to clean

Wheels are continually exposed to brake dust, road oils and iron particles. Heat also makes dirt adhere more strongly than on bodywork. Using the same tools on bodywork can transfer grit and iron particles onto paint.

Use separate brushes and buckets for tyres and wheels, and clean wheels before bodywork.

Before choosing wheel cleaners and tyre care

Wheel materials and finishes, such as plating, polished metal, matte or coated surfaces, tolerate cleaners differently. Check suitable materials and dwell time on the product page first; do not work in strong sunlight or before wheels cool.

Apply tyre dressing only to sidewalls, avoiding brake discs and tyre tread so driving safety is not affected.

Buying steps

  1. Confirm wheel material and finish, such as plating, polished metal or matte.
  2. Choose by dirt level: routine cleaning or heavy brake dust.
  3. Check suitable materials and dwell time on the product page.
  4. Prepare a separate wheel brush; do not share body tools.

General usage steps

  1. Confirm that wheels and brakes have cooled.
  2. Rinse away loose dirt with clean water first.
  3. Apply wheel cleaner as instructed, clean with a wheel brush, then rinse thoroughly.
  4. Apply tyre dressing only after tyres are clean and dry.

Safety reminders

  • Keep tyre dressing away from brake discs and tyre tread.
  • Strictly follow dwell times and material restrictions for acidic or strong cleaners.
  • Read the individual product page and bottle label before use. Follow official instructions for dilution, dwell time and suitable surfaces.
  • Keep out of reach of children. In case of eye contact or ingestion, follow the product label and seek medical attention promptly.

Frequently asked questions

How long does wheel cleaning take?

Wait for wheels and brakes to cool first. Cleaner dwell times vary; follow the product page and do not let cleaner dry on wheels.

How much should I use?

Apply enough to cover dirt as instructed. Follow instructions strictly for strong or acidic products; do not increase concentration yourself.

Is it suitable for all wheels?

Not necessarily. Plated, polished metal, matte or coated wheels tolerate cleaners differently. Check each product's suitable materials first.

How do I choose cleaners for coated or film-covered wheels?

Choose products officially stated to suit coatings or the relevant surface. If unspecified, avoid acidic or strong products and test a small area first.

Can I spray tyre dressing onto wheels?

This is not recommended. Tyre dressing should be used only on sidewalls, avoiding brake discs and tyre tread.

How do I choose wheel cleaners and tyre care products?

Confirm wheel material and finish, then choose a cleaner by dirt level. Choose tyre dressing only after tyres are clean and dry. Do not assume suitability if the product page does not specify your wheel material.

Buying tips

  • Check restrictions for wheel coatings, polished metal and other surfaces.
  • Cleaning and tyre care are separate steps; dressing alone cannot remove dirt.
  • Avoid applying products to hot wheels and follow product safety instructions.