Detailing your car doesn’t stop at the exterior paint. If you want a sparkling finish to show off, you have to shine your wheels too. But unlike alloys, chrome wheels require a little extra care to ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." Your wheels look yecchh! Wheels are almost certainly the dirtiest part of your car. Not only are they ...

You can by wheel cleaner that is made for getting that stuff off. If it is that bad it might take a couple of tries. You can pick it up in any auto parts store or Walmart.

The world is filled with corrosive particles that eat away at your wheels. And chances are, if you’ve sprung on some chrome rims, you want to keep them fresh. With the right tools and information, you ...

I'm going to get this out of the way first thing—cleaning the wheels on my car is one of my least favorite things to do. Spend enough time working in motorsports and you'll eventually find yourself ...

If you’ve ever tried to cook eggs on a dry aluminum or cast iron pan you will understand the analogy. Brake dust on your nice factory or aftermarket wheels – whether aluminum, chrome, painted steel, ...

One of the biggest battles in keeping vehicles clean has to do with their wheels. Wheels are dirt magnets that spin through the messy elements, getting coated in road debris and brake dust. Many ...