How to Clean Your Car Wheels and Tyres The wheels and tyres are the only parts of your car that actually connect it to the road; therefore they tend to pick up dirt and contaminants quickly. Wheel arches are the inner area that surround the wheels and tyres and so any dirt and contaminants picked up from the road surface by will be deposited on them quickly too.
As well as picking up dirt from the road the wheels get covered in a thin layer of dust from the brake pads every time your car brakes. This builds up over time and if not cleaned regularly can literally 'bake' onto the surface of the wheel due to the heat also being generated under braking. If you want to know more about wheels and shaft then visit Cardan Shaft Manufacturers and Universal Joint Manufacturer in India If wheels are left uncleaned the dirt and brake dust will gradually build up and become very difficult to remove. Depending on the design of your cars wheels the contaminants may begin work under the surface and corrode the wheel leaving it looking very unsightly and neglected. Tyres also pick up and carry all the same dirt