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Brake dust shields?
I saw these Kleen Wheel brake dust shields while looking around for wheels. I searched the whole X5World forums and couldn't find a single mention of anyone using any thing like it. Any thoughts? http://www.brakedustcover.com/
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I assume you want to do something about the brake because it creates filthy wheels. If that is the case, these may keep your wheels clean but, add a different level of uglyness. I wouldn't recommend them. |
Ah, I see, that would make sense then. I just hate that my wheels get so yucky so quickly.
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Search Tab turns up a few threads:
http://www.xoutpost.com/search.php?searchid=1545406 No one here, that I recall, uses them. They look funky, but the main reason is reduced caliper/rotor ventilation, imo. I'd pass on them. Wheel Wax or any of the many waxes, "sealers" will help in reducing brake dust build up and, afford easier cleaning. GL,mD |
You must have used shield(s) as the search term. I left off the (s) and didn't get anything specific. Oh well. I guess that should have given me the answer. If there was a decent solution out there, you guys would have already been talking about it! :)
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Wheels stand out, so a weekly quick spritz, gentle wipe and hosing keeps them looking better, between serious washings, imo. |
Yeah, I remember now when I had my 5 series sedan, I just kept a cloth in the garage and wiped down the wheels several times between washings.
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Throw some Rejex on the wheels.
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Never heard of Rejex before, I'll ask my detail guy.
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I just happened to read the Roadside Assistance sticker on my windshield. It talks about installation of non-BMW approved accessories possibly being dangerous and affecting your warranty, and it specifically mentions brake dust shields. Interesting.
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