The Best Way To Clean Wheels And Tires
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- The Best Way To Clean Wheels And Tires
There's no debate - having clean wheels and tires will make your vehicle stand out from the rest! Thoroughly cleaning your wheels and tires is one of the most important aspects of washing your car, and once they're clean and looking right, you will start to notice that almost everyone else has dirty wheels. Late model trucks and SUV's like the GMC Denali in this video have wheel and tire setups that have become increasily bigger over the several years, so that naturally draws more attention to your eye. Brake dust and dirt will stand out even more with large wheels and performance brakes, so wouldn't you rather see clean, shiny wheels and tires instead of dirt and grime? In this video, Joe will walk you through the process to safely clean the wheels and tires, to keep them looking proper for years to come.
Start out by gathering all of the necessary materials you will need to clean the wheels and tires, along with your wash pads, wash mitts, soap, and drying accessories that you will use on the rest of the vehicle after you have the wheels and tires looking great. It's best to prep all of your materials before you begin and have everything organized - that way you aren't running back and forth during the process looking for a lug nut brush or a clean drying towel or any other items that you may need that will cause standing hard water to sit on the surface longer than it should. One final very important thing before you start - make sure the wheels and brake components like the caliper and rotor are cool to the touch before begin cleaning! Spraying water or chemicals onto a hot or warm wheel surface can cause damage such as staining and discoloration, or even warping of the rotors, so play it safe and allow them to cool down for 30 minutes or so if you just came back from a drive!
The most thorough way to clean wheels and tires is by utilizing a pressure washer along with your various brushes and chemicals. A pressure washer like the Adam's Pressure Washer 2.0 will blast more dirt and debris from the cracks and crevices of a wheel than a standard garden hose, but where it will really benefit you is cleaning out plastic and carpeted inner wheel wheels that trap considerable amounts of dirt, mud, tar, leaves, grass, and other road debris that lodge into the carpet fibers. Start by heavily rinsing the wheel well, then rinse any excess dirt and debris from the wheel and tire, making sure to keep the pressure washer stream a safe distance away from these surfaces. In this video, Joe uses our Wheel & Tire Cleaner and sprays it generously around the tire first, and then the face and barrel of the wheel next. In a matter of seconds you will see the brown discoloration from the mold release agents bleed out of the tire sidewall. This is also referred to as tire blooming, and the only way to remove it is with a strong chemical and scrubbing with the appropriate brush like our Rubberized Tire Brush. Note that you may need to clean the tire twice if you have heavy build up of greasy tire dressings - once the Wheel & Tire Cleaner foams up white, you know the rubber is now very clean.
One of the most important things to remember to avoid damaging any wheels is to clean only one wheel at a time, so that there is no chance for chemical to dry on one wheel while you're trying to save time by cleaning more than one wheel at once. Rinse with a steady stream from the pressure washer, and make sure to spend a little extra time on the lug holes and edge of the wheel, where chemical could drip out later. Repeat this process for the remaining wheels, and remember, if you have large brakes and calipers, you may have to move the car forward or backward two or three feet to access the portion of the inner barrel of the wheel that was blocked by the caliper during the initial cleaning.
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finally! a video/product that addresses taking care of tools AFTERWARDS. I've had a drain on my home depot bucket for years, and have used it as a "sink" to rinse things out afterwards...
based on previous videos I've always thought everyone on youtube just walks away immediately after they're done washing/drying and then just use brand new products for their next videos
Hey Matt, I'm an industrial electrician and the best trick for getting the crimps on with out the wire poofing out is you cut all the way around the insulation so you can slide the insulation off the wire a bit so you can get a zapstrap on the wire to keep them tight then slide the insulation off, slide the zapstrap near the end, get the crimp on and use the crimp to slide the zapstrap back and when there is enough wire in the crimp you cut off the zapstrap, saves a TON of frustration. I do alot of these crimps.
That wheeled bucket & seat with a drain plug is everything ❤
Where do I get one of those? ive got 4 cars in my house
Found it nvm 😂
@@markunion9156 Where you find it? It shows as sold out on adams website.
@@markunion9156… where ya find it?
Thanks for the info around Wheel and Tire cleaning…I would add some PPE though…gotta protect YOU by wearing some gloves, and while being focused on safety where I work…please be mindful around the pressure washer..you momentarily grabbed the front of the spray nozzle (palm against nozzle). Again…ya gotta protect YOU. Take care and thanks again.
you should work for osha or something lol
I used Adam's Graphene Advanced Ceramic sealant on the new RAV4Limited Hybrid we purchased last July. I did the entire car, including the inside & outside of the wheels. Which tire & wheel cleaner would you suggest using for my vehicle and will the cleaner be hard on the graphene sealant. Also, after deep cleaning, do you recommend using a tire dressing or does the cleaner leave the tires looking good enough without tire dressing. I hate having to start using any kind of dressing if the tire looks good enough without. I don't need or want the surface to be shiny, just clean & black. Thanks in advance!
This video is good for a drinking Game! "DRINK" every time he says "BLAST"! Lol😎
What are you using for rolling stool and bucket - are you ganging two (2) Adam's Premium Detailing Buckets?
Use Dioniezed water never have water spots
Are this buckets connected?
For New Detailers, if your wheel allows an iron remover, which I believe is in their wheel only cleaner has, this should be done once or twice a year, depending on miles driving . Typically in the spring and then again in fall, I perform deep cleaning, and one step is to apply iron remover not only to the wheels, wheel wells, but also tho the paint. Then apply a protectant.
Agreed. It caused my old cars wheel caps to start to peel from frequent use.
Consider using a rinseless wash for older cars?@@NoirSavant
My car has factory wheels and carbon ceramic brake rotors and pads. Which of these products are safe to use with my brake system? Do I need to follow a special procedure to clean the Carbon Ceramic brakes, or will the process outlined in the video work for me?
The process in the vid will work
Probably one of the products he mentioned. Smh
Only thing I might add to this demo is I will typically use the blower to dry the wheel
I use a blower after I have washed the entire car...
Proper Title “ Our products for cleaning Wheels and Tires”
You gotta watch the detailing influencers for the best "unbiased" products 😅
Where is the video on how to clean billet aluminum wheels?
I wash my car at night so water spots aint an issue.
3 different wheelers yet they all do the same work I’ve had them all
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