Easy to clean wheels?
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^ those are the Rotors that Virtual was talking about. I’ll be the 3rd to recommend them. personally I think those, in all silver, look fantastic on a D4, and would be a breeze to keep clean. But I also second ceramic coating your wheels (and the calipers as mentioned) if you wash regularly enough you can keep them shiny with a strong spray, occasionally wiping them down
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Ah. Of course.
I figured.
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I'll go for a surface treatment, and pressure washing. I'm OCD and wouldn't be able to tolerate anything out of place![Stick Out Tongue](https://www.audiworld.com/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
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Thanks for all feedback!
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Ah. Of course.
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I'll go for a surface treatment, and pressure washing. I'm OCD and wouldn't be able to tolerate anything out of place
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Thanks for all feedback!
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I got my S8 used and would not have opted for the ceramic brakes if I were buying new. There is zero brake dust from these brakes. The rest of the car is always dirtier than the wheels!
Oh, and they stop REALLY well!
Oh, and they stop REALLY well!
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Yes, the 5 spoke rotors are easy to clean as wheels go, as are many simple five spoke designs. But pig heavy in 21's that came with my S8 so they went into storage. The twin 7's in 20's I replaced with are cleanable but take some time. Among the factory forged lighter options, they are the most open design. Probably associated with their being the lightest among those forged choices.