Wheel & Tire Detailing in Markham

Wheels take the worst of every drive: brake dust that bonds to the metal, road tar, and winter salt that creeps into every crevice. For drivers in Markham, we clean wheels and tires at your driveway or garage, going well beyond the quick spray you get at a drive-through wash, and we do it before touching the paint so grit never ends up on the body.

Each wheel gets an iron remover that turns purple as it dissolves embedded brake dust, then agitation with soft brushes on the face, in the barrel and around the lug nuts. Calipers and the inner lip are reached with long, narrow brushes. We match the cleaner to your finish, since polished, painted, chrome and matte wheels each have limits.

What to expect

• Iron remover to dissolve embedded brake dust
• Soft-brush clean of wheel face, barrel, lugs and calipers
• Tire degreasing, then a non-sling satin dressing
• Finish-specific products for painted, polished or matte wheels
• Optional wheel sealant or coating

Tires get scrubbed with a degreaser until the foam runs clean, because the brown film on old rubber is old dressing and road oil. Once dry, we apply a satin dressing that does not sling onto the paint. Customers near German Mills often book this before a spring tire swap or before putting winter sets into storage.

A sealant or ceramic wheel coating makes the next clean much easier, as brake dust has less to grip. A wheel-only visit takes about an hour and a half, depending on size and condition. We do not repair curb rash or bent rims, but we will point out damage when we see it, so you can plan a repair.

Want the full breakdown? Read our complete guide to wheel & tire detailing.