Cleaning Tires

In the old days I always used an s.o.s. pad, works great and no chemicals on wheels.Now, the time I would spend detailing I could be fishing !

dbasketman wrote: In the old days I always used an s.o.s. pad, works great and no chemicals on wheels.Now, the time I would spend detailing I could be fishing !Yep SOS or Brillo pads work great. Westleys tire cleaner works well too. It hasnt damaged my wheels yet.

Same here! It has always worked for me.Danbillius wrote:dbasketman wrote:In the old days I always used an s.o.s. pad, works great and no chemicals on wheels.Now, the time I would spend detailing I could be fishing !Yep SOS or Brillo pads work great. Westleys tire cleaner works well too. It hasnt damaged my wheels yet.

Scrubbing bubbles bathroom cleaner foam in spray can. Spray on, let it sit a few minutes, and scrub off with brush and rinse. Worked great for me.

I use Wesley Bleche White on the tires and raised white letters. Wet the wheels first, spray, then scrub the tires, rinse thoroughly. Never apply in direct sunlight. Never had a issue with it etching my chrome or aluminum wheels if I rinse before it dries on them.