After installation, make care a habit.
From installation checks to cleaning, explore the details that matter in everyday wheel care.
Your relationship with a set of wheels continues after installation. Keep the configuration and installation details, and understand the basics of cleaning and inspection to make maintenance and support conversations clearer.
Confirm the checks for your setup
Keep a record of the wheel model, specifications, fasteners and installation date. Verify tightening torque, sequence and the timing or mileage of the first recheck against the relevant vehicle, wheel and fastener instructions.
Follow the applicable recheck requirements after installation, removal and refitting, or rotation. Persistent vibration, rubbing or unusual tire pressure needs assessment by an experienced service professional before the vehicle is driven again.
Start with gentle cleaning
Let the wheels cool, then rinse off loose dirt. Follow the care instructions for the particular finish, using a suitable pH-neutral cleaner and soft tools. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth.
Remove brake dust and salt deposits promptly. Avoid strong acids, strong alkalis, solvents and abrasive tools. Follow the specific product instructions for special coatings and polished surfaces.
Keep a clear ownership record
Save order details and occasional photos of the wheels. If you notice a scratch, a change in the finish or another concern, note when it appeared, the conditions of use and any recent cleaning or installation work.
When contacting after-sales support, include the wheel model, order details, a description of the issue and clear photos. These details help the team identify what further information or inspection may be needed.