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How To Clean Your Cars Tyres

admin | January 21, 2009

Do you usually clean your cars tyres by giving them a quick wipe round with a dirty soapy sponge and then quickly hose the soap off? You might want to consider a more thorough cleaning that is highly beneficial for you and your tires. Not only does it make the tires look nice, a good wash job allows you to keep regular watch on wear-and-tear. This helps prevent unexpected blow-outs from worn or damaged tires.

Here is a quick tutorial on the best way to clean your cars tyres. 

1.) Wet the tires using a garden hose and water. If there is a lot of tar, road debris or film from brake fluid on them, you may wish to spray them with a pre-treatment product prior to beginning the washing step. 

2.) Use a soft brush and car soap to scrub the tires briskly, using a circular motion to loosen any dried-on dirt. A brush that is too firm could scratch the rims or hub caps on your car.

3.) Rinse with clean water. If the tires still look dirty, repeat the previous steps.

4.) Dry the tires with a soft towel.

5.) Spray on a tire dressing which is available in any hardware or discount store in an automotive section. This will act like a protectant much like wax does for the car body, helping to keep the tires in better shape.

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