Rim protection against salt

Recently bought a new set of 17x9 rims for my 09 trd sport and was wondering what would be the best way to protect them against salt and the elements this winter? i live in southern West Virginia btw and our winters can be pretty nasty.

 

Depends on the wheel what'cha got

 

Tuff T15 17x9 Black Wheel / Rim 6x5.5 with a -13mm Offset and a 106 Hub Bore. Partnumber T15GM6M13V106

https://www.amazon.com/Tuff-Black-O...&qid=1502671844&sr=8-1&keywords=17x9+tuff+rim

 

Clean often & wax would be my suggestion. Dont let salt sit on them for too long as it will eat away at any finish

 

Not something I would run through the winter way to shiny so I don't know.

 

Jetseal works great. You can use it on almost everything.

 

i wonder if they make a protect-ant spray or something for them

 

Just spray the wheels down with a hose whenever the temps are above freezing.

 

I'd run a different set for winter.

 

We recommend cleaning them often and applying carnauba wax a few times throughout the year.

Proper Wheel Cleaning | Discount Tire Direct

 

I'm in FL. and I fish a lot and the trucks are always in the salt water.
I use Salt-Away after every time I retrieve the boat from the launch ramp or the beach. Keeping salt off is difficult but this stuff removes it quickly.
Research and look at the various ways to use it on Youtube. In Florida the temps are always warm enough to use at all times.

 

Apply a sealant you can find lots of good ones from carpro USA or detailersdomain,