Chrome wheel protection

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haehlSt0rm

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i use the hot rims wheel cleaner on mine and it makes them look brand new after every wash. it works really well in the hard to reach places, the little nooks and crannies that are still visible but hard to reach when cleaning.

makes you feel like you just bought your rims again!!
 

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True......I am sold on it, it works so good I wouldn't even use anything else. The key to cleaning mine is the soft toothbrush, makes all the difference in getting in and working the hard to get to stuff loose and it rinses right off. When I first got those wheels they looked ten time worse in person that in that pic. They had a layer of crap on it that would not wash off and I thought I would never get them clean. My buddy at Auto Zone turned me on to the Hot Rims product and told me if it didn't work, bring it back. Well I did go back only to thank him for suggesting it. I pick a bottle up when ever it is on sale and always have it on the shelf.
 

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Ceramic brake pads. I never get brake dust build up on my 6's anymore since I switched
 

rms25thta

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I have just regular semi metallic pads & I get none on mine either. That being said, I only drive my Tahoe about 50 miles a week and I wash it quite often, the benefit of having a company vehicle. With gas prices now, it is nice to have a tank of fuel last over a month.
 

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