Like the subject says..does anyone know a good way of getting tar off of the wheels?? I know that our manual says don't use anything strong on them, but I know that it will not come off with car wash and water......??

 

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Travis

 

you should use a good non-acid cleaner-
my first choice for your problem would be somethng like
einmann hi-intensity cleaner...
be careful when scrubbing cause tar can contain grit which can cause swirls or scratches to your wheels.

 

i forgot to mention that i would use it full strength and let it sit for a few minutes. prob will take a few tries.

 

Where can you get this stuff?

 

http://www.properautocare.com/hi-c32.html

also tarminator might do it:
http://www.sportscarcare.com/scc/product.a...?ItemID=sto-tar

 

WD-40 will get it off,I use it all the time.

 

that too

 

will that stuff ruin the finish on the wheels? I'm hesitant to use anything on my wheels but soap and water.

 

everything above is safe on your wheels- just use the product, wash the wheels (car shampoo or a good wheel wash soap) and then wax/zaino them.

if you want to use a wheel cleaner (instead of car shampoo), p21s is one of the many that are non-acid and good cleaners:
http://autopia-carcare.com/autopia/p21-105g.html
or
http://autopia-carcare.com/autopia/p21-105r.html