1. Wheel Cleaner
2. Soft Bristle Brush
3. Tyre Shine
4. Applicator Brush

Before you even begin the wheel cleaning process, it's important to pre-rinse your wheels and rims to remove any large dirt and debris that may be stuck to the surface. This step will make the cleaning process much easier and more effective.

To pre-rinse your wheels and rims, you can use a hose or pressure washer to spray them down. Be sure to focus on any areas where dirt and debris may be particularly concentrated, such as the crevices of the wheels.

By pre-rinsing your wheels and rims, you'll be able to remove the bulk of the dirt and debris, making it easier to see where you need to focus your scrubbing efforts. Once you've pre-rinsed your wheels and rims, you're ready to move on to the next step in the cleaning process.

Now that you've rinsed and got your supplies in hand, it's time to start cleaning! Begin by spraying the wheel cleaner onto your tyres, rims and the face of the wheel including spokes, ensuring that you cover the entire surface area of each one. It's important to note that different wheel cleaners may have different application instructions, so make sure to read the label and follow the manufacturer's guidelines.

In general, most wheel cleaners are formulated to break down and remove dirt, brake dust, and other stubborn grime that can accumulate on your wheels and rims over time. The cleaner will lift dirt and grime away from the surface to make it easier to remove the dirt and debris.

Now that the wheel cleaner has had a chance to break down the dirt and grime, it's time to grab your brushes and get to work.

For tyres it's important to use a brush that's designed specifically for cleaning wheels. These brushes are typically made with stiff bristles that are tough enough to remove dirt and grime. Avoid using brushes with metal bristles, as they can scratch and damage the surface of your wheels. Using firm but gentle pressure, scrub away the dirt and grime from the wheel tread.

Now that the wheels are scrubbed clean, it's time to focus on the face of the wheel. This is the most visible part of the wheel, and can accumulate a lot of dirt and brake dust over time. It is important to use a soft bristle brush that's designed specifically for cleaning rims. Rim brushes are designed to reach into the tight spaces between the spokes and around the edge of the rim, where dirt and brake dust can accumulate. Be sure to get into all of the nooks and crannies, including around the spokes and in between the lug nuts.

For any stubborn stains or caked-on grime, don't be afraid to put a little extra elbow grease into it. You may need to apply additional cleaner to these areas or use a degreaser and allow it to sit for a few minutes before scrubbing again. Just be sure to rinse the cleaner off completely before moving on to the next step.

If you're unsure about which type of brush to use, consult the manufacturer's instructions or seek advice from a professional detailer.

If you want to give your tyres a little extra shine, you can apply a tyre shine product. These are designed to add a glossy finish to your tyres, and can also help to protect them from UV rays and other environmental factors that can cause them to crack or fade over time.

Start by selecting a high-quality product and following the manufacturer's instructions for application. Typically, you'll apply the product using an applicator pad or sponge, and then allow it to dry for several minutes before driving.

By following these simple steps, you can keep your wheels and rims looking shiny and new for years to come. Regular cleaning and maintenance can also help to protect the finish of your wheels and rims, and extend their lifespan. So why not take a few minutes to give your wheels and rims the TLC they deserve?