Detailed Wheels and wheel wells
Show N' ShineDiscuss Detailed Wheels and wheel wells in the Auto Detailing Forums forums; I hate taking pictures of my clean car just to have the flash show all the dirt in the wheel ...
I hate taking pictures of my clean car just to have the flash show all the dirt in the wheel wells
So I finally got around to pulling my wheels off to detail them and the wheel wells. I used DP Wheel Gel and a Megs tire brush to clean the inside of the wheels, and DP Exterior Cleaner and the same tire brush for the wheel wells. After scrubbing and rinsing out the wheel wells I let them dry and then sprayed AA Tire foam and let it sit for a bit then wiped off the excess with an old costco MF.
I'm pretty pleased with the results. Some of the gunk on the insides of the wheels didn't come off though. Might need some sandpaper or something. Now that I don't drive it in the rain it shouldn't get this nasty again.
Yeah, when it snowed here last month the mud guards on my truck had 10 lb blocks of ice/snow stuck to them from the water that flew off the wheels and froze, lol.
what do you think of the General tires .... got lucky and found a new set of rears for 650.00 (Supercars) but was looking at General and Continental as reasonably priced options !! 295-35-19
Last edited by killrwheels@autogeek : 02-14-2007 at 05:34 PM.
what do you think of the General tires .... got lucky and found a new set of rears for 650.00 (Supercars) but was looking at General and Continental as reasonably priced options !!
I only have them on the fronts but so far they are doing great. The reviews on tirerack scored them almost as good as the Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3's I used to run, but they are only $79/each! lol.
For rears I run Nitto NT555R drag radials or else I break loose on the freeway, haha. I'm thinking about getting some Generals for the rears now that they come in 275's.