Dirty wheels also detract from the looks of your vehicle. All of that dirt and filth is sprayed onto the body of your car as they rotate.

As a result, it is critical that you thoroughly clean your wheels.

Here are a few tips:

Prepare Your Supplies

The first step in cleaning wheels is to gather the necessary supplies.

While each wheel design and material is distinct, there are certain common cleaning products that may be used on all types.

When you use the same wash bucket, microfiber wash mitt, or detailing brushes to wash your wheels and other elements of the car, you greatly increase the risk of damaging delicate areas such as paint, chrome, and more.

Pressure washer to remove any loose dirt

A pressure washer is an excellent approach to remove the majority of the dirt from your wheels.

Alternatively, a brush and a moist sponge can provide excellent results.

While you're doing it, you should also use the pressure washer to clean the remainder of the car.

Cleaning product as directed

The cleaner will thoroughly clean the wheel, going into all of the little spaces and penetrating the grime.

They can accomplish this without harming the lacquer or paint, saving you money on future repairs.

When using any wheel-spray cleaning chemical, it is critical to follow the EXACT directions.

Some formulas are as simple as a spray, let rest, and rinse – while others need a movement with a wheel cleaning brush.

Leave for the designated amount of time

Wheel cleaners are spray-on and left for a few minutes before washing.

The finest cleaners also change color to show you how much dirt is being removed, and the substances they employ ensure that they won't damage your tires and can easily be flushed down the drain once completed.

Rinse Completely and Wash the Vehicle Completely

After you've completed the following procedures, rinse the wheels on the exterior, inside, and in the wheel well.

It's conceivable that soap or dirt was splashed onto suspension or brake parts, or possibly the paint on the body, during this process.

When your wheels are clean, wash the rest of your vehicle using separate supplies.

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Cars need regular maintenance to perform efficiently, safely while driving, car tires are one of the most important components that have to be regularly checkup and maintained.

Here are some tire care and maintenance tips that you can follow during everyday driving and before heading on long road trips:

Maintain the right tire pressure
Most of the tire problems stem from improper inflation. Keeping your tire properly inflated is critical to maintaining the life of your tires, maximizing the fuel economy, and most importantly to keep you and the other passengers safe.

The maximum pressure that the tire can hold is mentioned on the sidewall of the tire.

But, that is the maximum limit and is not the actual pressure you want to inflate your tires with.

Check your tire tread depth
The tread depth of your tires must always be more than 2/32 inches.

If your tread depth reaches this limit, it is deemed unsafe and must be replaced.

More the tread depth the better is the grip and the stopping capability.

Get your wheel alignment checked
The front tires of your vehicle need to be aligned periodically to ensure that there is not an excessive amount of difference in the way the two tires are pointing.

A qualified maintenance facility can measure the amount of tow-in or tow out on your vehicle’s wheels and adjust it according to manufacturer specifications.

This prevents excessive and undue wear.

Choose your tires well
If you wish to get maximum life from your tires pay attention to the quality of tires.

Along with the tire brand, you must ensure that the tire size exactly matches the manufacturer’s recommended size.

This will prevent early tire wear, improve fuel efficiency and increase their longevity.

Clean your tires
Simply wash your tires with soap and water and remove dust from the wheels.

Cleaning your tires is not only important to enhance the aesthetic look of your car but is also a significant maintenance step that can prevent your tires from cracking and discoloration.

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You may have your hands on the steering wheel longer than any other part of your car which is why it needs some extra love and care. Steering wheels can harbor dirt, oil, and bacteria if you don’t regularly maintain them.

So here are some tips on how to clean and maintain your car’s steering wheel:

Clean and sterilize

The first thing is first: remove all that dirt and grime from the surface.

Add a little quantity of leather cleaner on a damp cotton cloth and wipe the steering wheel. Then gently wash it.

To clean a leather steering wheel always remember to not rub the cleaner too hard, just gently bathe the leather.

Next, rinse off the cotton cloth you used for cleaning with a little bit of water and use it to wipe off the excess amount of cleaner.

You can also use a detailing brush to clean away the tiny pores that commonly get stuck on leather steering wheels.

Replenish the oils

The next thing you need to do is replenish the oils in the leather in order to maintain that soft, flexible, and durable feeling.

Use a dime-sized amount of conditioner into the palm of your hand, and gently massage it into the leather for a minute or so.

Then allow the oils in the conditioner to be absorbed into the leather for about 30 minutes before rubbing away excess material with a clean towel.

Remove scratches

Removing scratches from your steering wheel absolutely can be done, but it’s a little tricky.

You’ll need some Olive Oil or Baby Oil and a Soft Cotton Cloth. Start by dabbing the cloth with olive oil.

Lightly rub the cloth on the affected area, using a circular motion to buff out the scratches. Continue to move outwards from the scratches.

The scratches will soak up the oil and will appear darker than the leather. This effect will fade as it dries.

Establish a regular cleaning routine

Just like how you regularly maintain your car mechanically, you’ll want to clean your steering wheel periodically.

Wipe your steering wheel down weekly, using leather conditioning wipes. Wiping the steering wheel down weekly will help keep the bacteria away.

It’ll also replenish the SPF and nourish your leather, keeping it smooth. Then, use the above cleaning routine once a month for the optimum health of your steering wheel.

The more consistent you are in cleaning it, the better the leather will age.

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