I was just outdoors trying to clean the inside of my wheels. Hard to reach. Where do you guys jack the car up with a floor jack. Is the rear end safe? What about the front end? Thanks

 

I use a deep wheel brush and some good wheel cleaner to get'er done. Much easier than taking the wheels off every time you wash.

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There are jack points just behind the front wheels and in front of the rear wheels. I use a sponge and scrunch up my hand to clean the rims, but always end up with little cuts.

What I found helps...at least once a year I remove the wheels and clean them thoroughly. Meguiars tire/rim cleaner works real well to get tar and brake dust off. Once they are clean, I compound the inside of the rims to smooth and clean them further, then I put two coats of Turtle Wax on the rims. (I use better carnuba base on the car.) With the wax, most dirt washes off with a high pressure hose and sponge cleaning is easier.

 

Hi:
Try a motorcycle shop for a "spoke brush." shaped like a long skinny christmas tree, the one I have is about 10 inches long, dirt cannot hide.
Hope this helps.

 

good one preacher, I use the same kind of brush...and for those really little areas, a shotgun barrel brush...soft round cloth tip, looks like a large cue tip...LOL

 

hey doc:
yep, got one of those out in the garage, was my dad's, never thought about using it for that.
Is that your rig? I got 32 years under my belt, still driving part time local, sometimes I miss the road, but my Church likes me to be there on Sunday, since I am the Preacher, lol