30/10/2026
Brake dust building up on your wheels? Here's how to shift it in the self-serve bay. 🛞
Brake dust is made of tiny metal particles and grime that bake onto your rims every time you brake. Leave it too long and it gets harder to remove. Here's the order that works:
1. Let your wheels cool. Give them a quick rinse first.
2. Start with Tyre/Engine Cleaner. Apply it at low pressure to your tyres and rims only, keeping it off the paintwork. Wait 2 minutes so it can break down the grime.
3. Hit it with High Pressure Soap. Work around each wheel, getting into the spokes and around the wheel nuts where the dust hides.
4. High Pressure Rinse. Rinse the wheels thoroughly, then carry on with the rest of the car.
5. Finish with Spot Free Final Rinse. No water spots on your freshly cleaned rims.
Clean wheels make the whole car look sharper.
Baywash It. Love It. Drive It.