Wheel Care Tips
#1
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Wheel Care Tips
I just bought a 65th Anniversary Edition Wrangler and it has the
"Forged Aluminum Wheels" on it. I am curious about the BEST way to care
for these wheels. I have had it about 10 days and am already
experiencing a great amount of brake dust on the front two wheels. Any
suggestions?
"Forged Aluminum Wheels" on it. I am curious about the BEST way to care
for these wheels. I have had it about 10 days and am already
experiencing a great amount of brake dust on the front two wheels. Any
suggestions?
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Re: Wheel Care Tips
Wash the wheels? Change the brake pads to something like Performance
Friction that gives off less brake dust?
JeepXJ wrote:
> I just bought a 65th Anniversary Edition Wrangler and it has the
> "Forged Aluminum Wheels" on it. I am curious about the BEST way to care
> for these wheels. I have had it about 10 days and am already
> experiencing a great amount of brake dust on the front two wheels. Any
> suggestions?
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
Friction that gives off less brake dust?
JeepXJ wrote:
> I just bought a 65th Anniversary Edition Wrangler and it has the
> "Forged Aluminum Wheels" on it. I am curious about the BEST way to care
> for these wheels. I have had it about 10 days and am already
> experiencing a great amount of brake dust on the front two wheels. Any
> suggestions?
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
#3
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Re: Wheel Care Tips
Wash the wheels? Change the brake pads to something like Performance
Friction that gives off less brake dust?
JeepXJ wrote:
> I just bought a 65th Anniversary Edition Wrangler and it has the
> "Forged Aluminum Wheels" on it. I am curious about the BEST way to care
> for these wheels. I have had it about 10 days and am already
> experiencing a great amount of brake dust on the front two wheels. Any
> suggestions?
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
Friction that gives off less brake dust?
JeepXJ wrote:
> I just bought a 65th Anniversary Edition Wrangler and it has the
> "Forged Aluminum Wheels" on it. I am curious about the BEST way to care
> for these wheels. I have had it about 10 days and am already
> experiencing a great amount of brake dust on the front two wheels. Any
> suggestions?
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
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Re: Wheel Care Tips
Wash the wheels? Change the brake pads to something like Performance
Friction that gives off less brake dust?
JeepXJ wrote:
> I just bought a 65th Anniversary Edition Wrangler and it has the
> "Forged Aluminum Wheels" on it. I am curious about the BEST way to care
> for these wheels. I have had it about 10 days and am already
> experiencing a great amount of brake dust on the front two wheels. Any
> suggestions?
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
Friction that gives off less brake dust?
JeepXJ wrote:
> I just bought a 65th Anniversary Edition Wrangler and it has the
> "Forged Aluminum Wheels" on it. I am curious about the BEST way to care
> for these wheels. I have had it about 10 days and am already
> experiencing a great amount of brake dust on the front two wheels. Any
> suggestions?
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
#5
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Re: Wheel Care Tips
what does the Owner's Manual say?
Lot's of good wheel cleaner chemicals out there, but you don't want to
eat thru any factory coating that might be on the wheels. For mine, the
manual says use mild car wash soap & rinse them off - but not to use any
specific wheel cleaners.
Lot's of good wheel cleaner chemicals out there, but you don't want to
eat thru any factory coating that might be on the wheels. For mine, the
manual says use mild car wash soap & rinse them off - but not to use any
specific wheel cleaners.
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Re: Wheel Care Tips
what does the Owner's Manual say?
Lot's of good wheel cleaner chemicals out there, but you don't want to
eat thru any factory coating that might be on the wheels. For mine, the
manual says use mild car wash soap & rinse them off - but not to use any
specific wheel cleaners.
Lot's of good wheel cleaner chemicals out there, but you don't want to
eat thru any factory coating that might be on the wheels. For mine, the
manual says use mild car wash soap & rinse them off - but not to use any
specific wheel cleaners.
#7
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Re: Wheel Care Tips
what does the Owner's Manual say?
Lot's of good wheel cleaner chemicals out there, but you don't want to
eat thru any factory coating that might be on the wheels. For mine, the
manual says use mild car wash soap & rinse them off - but not to use any
specific wheel cleaners.
Lot's of good wheel cleaner chemicals out there, but you don't want to
eat thru any factory coating that might be on the wheels. For mine, the
manual says use mild car wash soap & rinse them off - but not to use any
specific wheel cleaners.