Wheels take more abuse than any other part of your car — baked-on brake dust, road grime, and salt. A quick spray barely touches it. Here's how to get them genuinely clean.
Brake dust is hot metal particles that bond to the wheel finish, and road grime and salt cake onto the barrels behind the spokes. A surface rinse leaves most of it, which is why wheels look dull even after a wash.
Wheel and rim detailing deep-cleans the full wheel — faces, barrels, lug areas, and calipers — with wheel-safe products that dissolve brake dust and grime. Clean wheels transform how the whole car looks.
Wheels are the perfect candidate for a ceramic coating. Coated wheels shed brake dust instead of letting it bake on, so they stay cleaner and wipe down in seconds — a real time-saver against relentless Long Island brake dust and salt.
Coating also protects rims from the corrosion that salt causes. Whether standalone or with a full detail, we'll get your wheels right. Book it and we'll come to you.
If you're tired of scrubbing brake dust, yes — coated wheels shed grime and wipe clean in seconds, and they resist the corrosion Long Island salt causes.
A deep clean of the wheel faces, barrels, lug areas, and calipers, plus tire cleaning and dressing — far beyond a quick wheel spray.
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