wheel protection?

[buck91]

Anything out there that actually offers useful wheel protection? I picked up some NOS factory take offs for my 2011 and looking to maximize their lifespan here in the salt belt. Probably no reason to do more than give them a wipe down with spray wax as I doubt there is anything that will really hold up appreciably well anyways, eh?

 

[Marcozi]

Try Rej-X. It seems to work.

 

[2010Civic]

You can ceramic coat them.

 

[Rufus711]

My suggestion is one dedicated microfiber cloth to your wheels for the wipe down. Use any spraywax you like after you wash. I like Turtlewax products. To me, they have proven their durability.

 

[JoelB]

I do a coat of sealant every fall before I put on my winters. In my opinion the biggest thing is to deep clean them in the spring when they come off and store them clean.

 

[Kestas]

I try not to clean the brown coating that develops on the tire. I understand this is a UV-resistant coating formulated in the tire compound designed to bleed out.

 

[FoxProTwisty]

Use a multipart cleaning process; de-grease, decon with iron remover, wash and then finish with rubbing alcohol to strip the residue. Then ceramic coat.

 

[Mtnbiker]

I try not to clean the brown coating that develops on the tire. I understand this is a UV-resistant coating formulated in the tire compound designed to bleed out.

They are talking about WHEELS not tires.