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I thought the days of euro cars with filthy dust laden wheels were in the past. I'm an old fart and drive like one yet my wheels are filthy within hours after a wash. What's the go?
2012 build Elegance TSi in case that's relevant.
2012 Superb Elegance TSI Sedan- Candy White - Bog Standard!
I thought the days of euro cars with filthy dust laden wheels were in the past. I'm an old fart and drive like one yet my wheels are filthy within hours after a wash. What's the go?
2012 build Elegance TSi in case that's relevant.
I use ATE Ceramic brake pads wherever customer wants clean wheels. I mean clean wheels not just a little bit less dust. I've put ceramic pads on both our Tiguans right from new, and even after the 12 months, I don't have to use a sponge or wheel brush to clean the wheels when I wash the car. The detergent sprayed from the Karsher pressure cleaner and than just rinse them off, is more than enough.
Thanks for the tip. Certainly something to keep in mind when pad change time comes around if I can put up with it that long. Though you wouldn't expect a Scotsman to change pads still with life left on them would you
2012 Superb Elegance TSI Sedan- Candy White - Bog Standard!
Remsa pads (or the others mentioned above) will take away a huge amount of brake dust. I installed Remsa pads on my Golf R in the first week of ownership as i wanted to avoid the brake dust issue of the stock pads.
I can drive for 500km and still have visibly clean wheels with these pads, which would never be possible with the stock pads.
I thought the days of euro cars with filthy dust laden wheels were in the past. I'm an old fart and drive like one yet my wheels are filthy within hours after a wash. What's the go?
2012 build Elegance TSi in case that's relevant.
All the Euros are still dusty. I have no idea why you thought those days had gone.
Ceramic pads & a good coating of sealant / wheel wax on your wheels will do wonders.
Keep in mind a lot of the dust is road grime rather than brake dust - at least, it is on my car.
carandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic I used to think I was anal-retentive until I started getting involved in car forums
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