i hate dirty wheels

[Kalispel]

Those black wheels hold water spots pretty easy, from my experience. I have to polish them with my preferred auto wax to keep them spotless after every washing. I'm looking forward to replacing them later this year with something more traditional/silver/spoked sporty, instead of the OEM black industrial design (for lack of a better description). From a distance, black wheels always look like steelies that lost their hubcaps to me.

I always thought that the 2015/2016 OEM SE wheels would look a LOT better if the silver and black parts were reversed.

[kimona]

Originally Posted by Kalispel

Those black wheels hold water spots pretty easy, from my experience. I have to polish them with my preferred auto wax to keep them spotless after every washing. I'm looking forward to replacing them later this year with something more traditional/silver/spoked sporty, instead of the OEM black industrial design (for lack of a better description). From a distance, black wheels always look like steelies that lost their hubcaps to me.

I always thought that the 2015/2016 OEM SE wheels would look a LOT better if the silver and black parts were reversed.

Never been a fan of black wheels or directional design... and here we have both. I guess they'd look somewhat better if they were simply silver.

[tarkus]

Originally Posted by kimona

Never been a fan of black wheels or directional design... and here we have both. I guess they'd look somewhat better if they were simply silver.

Not a fan of the gloss black paint on silver wheels fad either. Looks cheap IMHO.

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[justjesus]

OP: how long did it take to wash them? And what products did you use?

Originally Posted by Kalispel

... I have to polish them with my preferred auto wax to keep them spotless after every washing.

They make wheel sealants to help in this department. I bought some Poorboy's World Wheel Sealant. Couple of other companies make wheel sealants, as well as wheel wax.