Waxing Wheels?
your wheels are clear coated - use the same wax you use on the car - side note if you use a carnuba based wax it may not last too long as the heat will break down the carnuba quickly
Klasse or Zaino works great
oh and if you're diving your new S this winter PLEASE get some snow tires - the RE50s are summer only tires
Klasse or Zaino works great
oh and if you're diving your new S this winter PLEASE get some snow tires - the RE50s are summer only tires
I have to recommend Swissol's Autobahn wheel wax - the initial results are fantastic and the longevity of the product on the wheels if applied with the pre-wax 1st, is great and it means that cleaning afterwards to remove dirt and / or brake dust becomes a very easy job.
great answers above... also "wheelwax" is another product. pretty sure that tirerack still sells it.
i have used them all and my first choice is a synthetic (wheelwax is a combo of synthtetics and carnuba)- zaino or finish first are on my cars now. i hit my zaino covered wheels with carnuba every once in a while too... and i do agree with the comments above that carnuba prob doesnt last very long on the wheels due to the heat.
and usually at least once a week they get a carnuba based detailers spray after dusting with a dedicated duster (used only on the wheels).
i have used them all and my first choice is a synthetic (wheelwax is a combo of synthtetics and carnuba)- zaino or finish first are on my cars now. i hit my zaino covered wheels with carnuba every once in a while too... and i do agree with the comments above that carnuba prob doesnt last very long on the wheels due to the heat.
and usually at least once a week they get a carnuba based detailers spray after dusting with a dedicated duster (used only on the wheels).
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