› WHEEL CARE
Custom Wheels represent an investment in your vehicle. Preserving the looks of the wheel requires simple maintenance. Wheels should be cleaned when they are cool to the touch. In addition, each type of custom wheel finish has it's own unique requirements that we explained below.

› CHROME PLATED ALLOY
Chrome Plated Alloy Wheels need to be washed with mild soap and water. To maintain the finish, use Car Wax or Instant Detailer.

› POLISHED ALLOY
Polished Alloy Wheels should be washed with Heavy Metal Tire and Wheel Cleaner on a regular basis and polished with Heavy Metal several times a year.

› PAINTED ALLOY
Painted Alloy Wheels can be washed with mild soap and water. If brake dust build up is extreme use Heavy Metal Tire and Wheel Cleaner

› MACHINED & CLEAR COAT
Machined and Clear Coated Alloy Wheels can be washed with mild soap and water. If brake dust build up is extreme, use Heavy Metal Tire and Wheel Cleaner.

› CHROME & PAINTED STEEL
Chrome or Painted Steel Wheels require regular washing with mild soap and water followed up with an occasional coat of Car Wax or Heavy Metal Instant Detailer.

› CARE FOR CUSTOM WHEELS DURING WINTER
Custom Wheels can provide years of service with the proper care. The best possible option for Custom Wheels in severe winter climates is the use of OE or snow wheels with winter tires. If, however, you choose to run your Custom Wheels through the winter months, it is very important to exercise a regular maintenance program. Many of the communities in the Northern United States use salt or strong chemical deicers during snow and icy conditions. These elements can be very caustic and can corrode the metal parts on your vehicle, including the wheels. For best protection against corrosion, wash your vehicle thoroughly once a week, but at a minimum, once a month. This simple practice will aid in the prevention of pre-mature wear on the vehicle’s finish And your custom wheels.
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