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At first I was really interested but $40 per dolly and than a connecting bracket. Just a little to pricey.

And yeah the first two photos are with replicas but the last two are with Work vs xx

I have BC coil overs. and I received a coupon for, autogeek for 15 off $50 purchase would you recommend getting?!

I'd like to try the hydro2. The faces of my wheels are painted but the lips are polished aluminum so is it safe on the polished side?

The names Ryan I'm from Virginia and this is my beloved 04 Lexus is300. I know not everyone would agree of what I've done to her but I love keeping her spotless and always shining!

Thanks guys for all the feed back, any of you tried CG wheel guard? I tried it on my previous wheels and didn't notice a big difference...

It's a Lexus IS

I said I want a solid wheel cleaner that won't harm my wheels finish. I didn't want all your assumptions of what I do or say.

my mothers car has those lil iron spots on her car, iron x did the trick?

Nice, black cars can be a real pain.

And I clean my car 3 times a week, I'm not lazy, just brake dust sticks to these more and I have ceramic pads on my car from factory they don't generate that much dust.

You mean with those ceramic glass coatings?

I have a pair of work vs xx on my car and I notice they get dirty really fast compared to my old wheels, and would like to know a good cleaner because I spent too much on these and would like a strong but safe wheel cleaner. I really like eagle one wheel cleaner but it says not safe on painted...

Yeah they still look new. I'll try and just wait it out if it continues I'll come back for an update.

yeah I hope not evolution detail, these are hankook v12 evo i had Yokohama s drives which are great with dressing. Should've stuck with another set of those. I'm very ocd and it just bothers the crap out of me. But I'll dry a few more scrubs and see if it gets better, thanks guys.

I've searched all over the Internet and this forum looking for a solution. I just purchased a new set of tires that either repel or soak in all the dressing. I've seen this I'm the past detailing people's cars with these type of tires and would like to get some advice how to properly go about this?