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Wheels & Tires Deserve More Than Just a Quick Rinse Your wheels and tires take the brunt of the road, brake dust, tar, grime, and more. That’s why we’ve curated a dedicated line of cleaners, brushes, and dressings designed to deep clean, condition, and protect every inch of your rolling gear. From iron removers that break down stubborn buildup, to sudsy, surface-safe soaps and high-gloss tire dressings, this collection covers every step of proper wheel and tire care. Paired with purpose-built brushes and tools, you’ll get into tight spokes, scrub tire walls, and reach deep into wheel barrels with ease. A clean set of wheels and dressed tires does more than complete the look of your vehicle, it protects against corrosion, UV damage, and wear. Whether you’re doing a full detail or just hitting the tires before a meet, our collection ensures your wheels and tires always look as fresh as the rest of your ride. FAQs Can I use Iron Remover on all wheel types? Yes, DIY Detail's Iron Remover is safe for painted, powder-coated, chrome, and polished wheels when used as directed. How often should I clean my wheels? For best results, clean wheels every 1–2 weeks or whenever brake dust buildup is visible. Will Tire Dressing damage my wheels or fling onto paint? No. Our Tire Dressing is formulated to stay on tires without flinging or transferring to adjacent surfaces. What's the best brush for cleaning wheel barrels? The Wheel Barrel Brush is designed specifically for deep cleaning behind spokes and inside wheel barrels where standard brushes can't reach. Complete the Look Once your wheels and tires are detailed, finish strong with ceramic coatings, sealants, and exterior protection for paint, glass, and trim. .faq-accordion details { border-bottom: 1px solid #eee; padding: 0.5rem 0; } .faq-accordion summary { cursor: pointer; font-weight: 600; list-style: none; outline: none; } .faq-accordion summary::-webkit-details-marker { display: none; } .faq-accordion summary::after {

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