[Hooy]

I take my car through a wash regularly since I park under a tree and don't have the full means to do things myself yet, so what's a good product to protect wheels as best as possible? I just got new ones..

[ceb]

If you park under a tree, then you should be worried about much more than the wheels.

That said, a good coat of wax is all that is needed for your wheels.

[TOGWT]

I would suggest a polymer sealant on all your paint surfaces, as they are somewhat more resistant to the harsh chemicals used in a car wash (a wax will be gone after the first time through)

Tree resin (sap) and bird excrement will wreck havoc upon a paint surface, if you can’t avoid parking under a tree look into a car cover

[Hooy]

Originally Posted by TOGWT

I would suggest a polymer sealant on all your paint surfaces, as they are somewhat more resistant to the harsh chemicals used in a car wash (a wax will be gone after the first time through)

Tree resin (sap) and bird excrement will wreck havoc upon a paint surface, if you can’t avoid parking under a tree look into a car cover

I'm not worried about my actual paint, just about the wheels. What sealant do you recommend for hypersilver wheels? They are brand new and I want to protect them from the get-go.

[Bobble]

Rejex or Klasse AIO before mounting, maybe a couple of coats. Then any wheel sealant like PB wheel after every month and that should help keep them cleaner.

[turboboosted]

Collinite paste wax is a good choice. strong and durable

[Detailers Domain]

I would consider picking up Optimum Opti Coat.

It will be a permanent solution.

[UncleWede]

How difficult is that to apply? The directions make it sound really tough for wheels. How much will a single tube protect?

[Detailers Domain]

single tube should do 4-5 sets of wheels (19's)

I did 3 sets of bbs wheels (19) 1 set of 21's.