Exterior Cleaning: Thoroughly washing the exterior of the two-wheeler to remove dirt, dust, mud, and other debris. This includes using water, soap or detergent, and soft brushes or sponges to gently scrub the surfaces. Wheel and Tire Cleaning: Cleaning the wheels and tires to remove brake dust, road grime, and mud. Special attention is given to cleaning spokes, rims, and tire treads to maintain safety and aesthetics. Underbody Cleaning: Washing the underbody of the two-wheeler to remove dirt and mud that may accumulate in hard-to-reach areas. This helps prevent corrosion and rust formation, particularly in wet or snowy conditions. Engine Compartment: Carefully cleaning the engine compartment, ensuring not to saturate electrical components. Mechanics or washers use specialized techniques to clean engine areas without causing damage. Drying: Thoroughly drying the two-wheeler using microfiber towels or air blowers to prevent water spots and streaks. Drying is essential to maintain the vehicle's shine and protect metal and paint surfaces. Polishing and Waxing (Optional): Applying polish or wax to exterior surfaces to enhance shine and provide a protective layer against environmental elements. This step can help maintain the vehicle's finish and extend its lifespan. Detailing: Performing detailed cleaning of smaller components such as mirrors, headlights, taillights, and chrome accents. Detailing ensures that all parts of the two-wheeler are clean and presentable. Final Inspection: Conducting a final inspection to ensure the two-wheeler is thoroughly cleaned and free of any remaining dirt or residue. Mechanics or washers may touch up any missed spots for a complete clean. Customer Service: Interacting with customers to discuss their preferences, provide recommendations, and ensure satisfaction with the washing and detailing services provided. Health and Safety: Adhering to safety protocols and using appropriate cleaning products and equipment to protect the vehicle's surfaces and ensure the safety of mechanics and customers.