Wheels Off Cleaning And Detailing In Milwaukee WI
After many requests from our customers, we are now offering premium wheels and suspension cleaning services only at our shop location.
We’ll properly and safely remove the wheels from the vehicle so we can deep clean the inner barrels, wheel face, and suspension components.
Based on the condition, we’ll thoroughly hand-wash the wheels/suspension, steam clean any intricate areas where it’s needed, perform a clay bar and iron decontamination treatment on the wheels/brake calipers, and polish the painted surfaces on wheels/brake calipers.
This is a great service for any vehicle that has gone mudding, hasn’t been cleaned in a very long time, or wants to get off on the right foot well protected. This service pairs well with a paint correction and ceramic coating service.
Simple Pricing
Price is based on size, condition, and type of vehicle.
Price Range
$150 - $500
Unfortunately, some wheels and suspension will be beyond what we can do as detailers to get them back to a favorable condition. If your wheels have heavy curb rash, dents, chips, or pitted brake dust, this service may not be for you.
This is a tedious process as getting into all the areas of a wheel and suspension takes a bit more time and effort than simply washing or polishing a panel of a vehicle. We have all the proper tools needed like a steamer, compressed air, and various 1” and 3” polishers.
Wheels Off Cleaning FAQ
Will my wheels and suspension look perfect?
Depending on the condition, we can make them look significantly better, but if your goal is perfection, then we may not be able to achieve that. Due to the nature of driving, debris on the road, and how the vehicle is cared for, some areas may be too far gone to clean.
Can you ceramic coat my wheels and calipers?
Yes, this is the perfect time to get it done! The cost will vary depending on the type of wheels and calipers.
My wheels are still in the box. Can you coat them?
Yes, if you have your wheels in the boxes, we’ll just have to prep the painted surfaces, maybe give it a light polish, and coat the wheels. This is the easiest type of coating to take on since they’re brand-new and in the box.