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Kleen Wheels: ‘brake Dust Buster

Kleen Wheels, a recognized name for wheel protection products, has earlier introduced to the automotive market its latest innovation called brake dust shield. The latter is designed to protect the wheels from brake dust.

Kleen wheels are made of single-piece construction aircraft grade aluminum that is coated with black matte finish. These dust shields are turbo-vented and are easy to install. They are not to be confused with dust covers for the latter are designed to cover the caliper and rotor. Kleen wheels products are simply manufactured to serve as wheel accessories. They are nothing more than inside hubcaps that fit in the wheels to prevent the black brake dust eyesore. The latter flows outward onto the surface of steel or alloy wheels as a result, wheels become filthy and grimy.

These dust shields are designed to fit effortlessly into the inside of the wheel. There is a misconception among car owners regarding the compatibility of said shields. Some are saying that said shields are specifically made to fit onto the car. However, the truth is that Kleen wheels are designed to fit the wheel as opposed to the car. Hence, in purchasing the same, the car owner is asked about the type of wheel and not of the car.

Brake dust shields are tested in the world's leading standards testing laboratory in Germany. In said laboratory, superb standards are set to guarantee safety and protection. The testing is provided and approved by the TUV. The latter is a government agency tasked to test and evaluate OE equipment and aftermarket accessories.

According to Kleen Wheel Corporation, it is advisable that car owners install two pairs of brake dust shields to ensure permanent protection in the front and rear wheels. Further, when the wheels are rotated, the need to remove and replace the shields is shunned.

Kleen wheels are lightweight shields that are meticulously engineered to eliminate balance problems. They come with instructions for easier installations.

About the Author

Terry Brown is a 32 year old from Houston Texas, and an enthusiast for anything auto-related. He currently writes auto-related articles for several publications.

What would causes someone to black out behind the wheel while driving?

A friend of mine has blacked out twice in the last 2 years behind the wheel. The first time she black out she ran over a mail box and this last time she blacked out and hit a building with her car. The doctors can not find a reason why she is having these black out episodes. What could be causing them and any information you can give me will be greatly appreciated.

"Blacking out" or syncope can have severe causes, some more serious than others. The most important causes to rule out are cardiac arrhythmias, strokes or seizures. Medications that can decrease blood pressure or loss of cosciousness are also important considerations. She really needs to get a thorough workup of her heart (EKG and Holter monitor and echocardiogram), MRI of the brain and depending on the story and EEG at minimum to try to determine the cause. Just as important is that she should not be driving until a cause can be found. Many states have driving restriction laws for patients who have episodes of loss of consciousness or seizures and notwithstanding the legal issues of getting into an accident if she's had fainting spells, I'm sure the last thing she was to do is to kill or severely injure someone.

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