[Happones]

I got some 13s on my ride and I dont want them to get fucked up. What can I do? any opinions. I got rid of my original wheels so I fucked up on my part.

 

[BOUNCIN89MERC2LOW97LHS]

Of course, the only REAL way to totally protect them is by leaving them in the box.
On the real tip, though, there's no way to "totally" protect them. All you can do is just keep them clean. If you do that, even once a week in some cases, you shouldn't have a problem.

 

[HB WIRES]

EVERYTIME YOU WASH YOU CAR AIR OFF YOUR WHEELS!! THATS MAKES THEM LAST!!!

 

[lowdown64ss]

dont hit a curb

 

[stevie d]

just keep them clean and dont let them sit with water on them ,i wash mine once a week with warm soapy water hose off and drive to dry out

 

[biggeazy-e]

Originally posted by lowdown64ss@Sep 29 2003, 05:04 PM
dont hit a curb

that would be a start ...

 

[hoppin91lac]

how about from rain im in south florida with no car port or grage and all it does is rain down here

 

[BIG DIRTY]

Get you some winter shoes. Then take your rims, spray a little WD-40 and put them away. Make sure to check then every once and a while.

 

[hoppin91lac]

how about rain it dont snow in florida

 

[STREET WISE]

WD-40

 

[Happones]

Yeah thats what I do. I try to clean them once a week with just water and a dry towel. Like hoppin was say though it does rain alot down here in texas. I think I should just check out a salvage yard for some old wheels. But what does the wd-40 do?



Last edited by Happones at Sep 30 2003, 09:00 AM

 

[PiK]

repels the water I am guessing since it is a lubricant of sorts

 

[Foompla]

Originally posted by Happones@Sep 30 2003, 12:00 PM
Yeah thats what I do. I try to clean them once a week with just water and a dry towel. Like hoppin was say though it does rain alot down here in texas. I think I should just check out a salvage yard for some old wheels. But what does the wd-40 do?

please make sure not to spray the wheels with lubricant while theyre mounted onto the car. thankyou