1,use the right brake pads
2,Keep both the rims and the brake pads clean, do not use solvents, abrasives, or harsh chemicals
3,Strip, clean, and regrets bearings every year
4,Check spoke tension regularly, especially with disc brake wheels
5,use only plastic tire levers when fixing flats
6,Excessive heat, or any open flame, may damage the adhesive which joins the rim parts. Do not exceed 150º F. (65º C.) exposure to your composite rims
7, Tubular tires require regular maintenance and inspection
8, Installing the brake within the suggested brake area and try not to use continuous braking
 
9. Keep clincher rims at 120 psi MAX,
10, Crashed or damaged wheels that show signs of damage, such as cracks, chips, loose fibers or fatigue marks, or those that you even suspect was damaged, immediately stop it then replace or repair the component