RimWax Alloy Wheel Wax – provides extreme shine and protection for all alloy wheel finishes.

Most people may think an alloy wheel is just an expensive accessory there to dress up your car and make it look  a lot better, but there are many more positives than just looking good.

A main beneficiary alloy wheels, apart from of course aesthetic improvement, is how they affect a cars performance.

Alloy wheels are typically made from either aluminium or magnesium or, quite often, an alloy of both materials.  The main difference between these elements and the usual steel wheels is that alloys are much lighter yet still maintain a substantial amount bit of their durability and also conduct heat much better.

Lighter wheels benefits both the cars performance, and the drivers wallet. The significant decrease in the cars weight means that both the top speed, and fuel economy will improve. This along with the improved aerodynamic qualities of an alloy wheels which also increases speed and fuel consumption means that with alloy wheels you can go faster and further for your money.

Alloy wheels will also conduct heat much better which is a positive thing because this helps increase the overall heat dissipation from braking which keeps the brakes cooler and decreases the possibility of a braking failure. Less chance of a braking failure not only increases the cars performance but also makes the car a lot safer, lets face it, when you press the brake, you want to stop.

However these facts are not  particularly common knowledge, and people don’t usually fork out around £100-£500 per wheel just because of this. Most people simply purchase alloy wheels to improve their cars looks, and we respect this also, and we want to help you with that, so make sure for whichever reason you purchased alloys wheels, you apply some Rimwax, one of the top alloy wheel wax products on the market today and keep those wheels shiny. So remember, alloy wheels provide more than meets the eye, so if your planning on treating yourself to a new set of alloys, its going to benefit both the appearance, and performance of your car, and who can argue with that?