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    Side Step Dirt Problem

    Asked by Warren Price

    THE reader concerned about dirty side steps on his Ford Territory can fix his problem with a spray-on wheel cleaner. I use it on my Landcruiser. They come up like new.

    Answered by CarsGuide

    6 Nov 2009 Graham Smith

    A GOOD tip, one that clearly works for you.

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