CAR GUYS Wheel Cleaner | Effective Rim and Tire Cleaner | Safe & Versatile Brake Dust Remover for Alloy, Chrome, Aluminum Rims, White Wall Tires, and More! | 18 Oz

This top-tier product does a great job cleaning my wheels, and I love that it's made in the USA. It's a keeper for my car care arsenal. Well done, Car Guys! Keep the products coming!Randy in Louisiana

Wow! I’m impressed! We had our Camry for 11 years and only washed the wheels with a sponge, brush and car wash soap. There was baked on brake dust and grime I could never get off…until now!Sprayed the 4 aluminum wheels. Waited 5+ minutes before I started washing them off. A lot came off but the deep baked on dust was still…until I took a tooth brush to the wheels and everything came right off! Hosed them down again and dried off with a towel. (I did one wheel at a time).. The wheels look almost new!I highly recommend this product!

I have aluminum rims, and although they've all seen better days, the one on the front driver's side was particularly dirty and gross looking. I used this product on all four rims, and for the ones that weren't as bad it really shined them back up, and took off a ton of nasty gunk. The one that was really bad, it did make a significant improvement, but it's still going to need some elbow grease. Overall, I'm pretty impressed that it even did what it did so far.This was my process: I shook the bottle and sprayed each rim so they were all coated with the product. The bottle suggested leaving it on for a minimum of 3-5 minutes, so I left it on for maybe 10 before going to check on it. The bottle said to lightly agitate the product with a cloth or sponge to loosen up the gunk. I used a magic eraser. To be honest, I was sure I had an extra sponge under the kitchen sink, but I was wrong. I did find a magic eraser though, so I went with it. I was really surprised how much crap was coming off my rims. They already looked loads better. So I left the product to sit a little while longer, came back and did a scrub again. The directions suggest using a high pressure washer to remove the product, so I took my vehicle to the do-it-yourself carwash and did just that. My rims look WAY better. I still see a few spots I could have gotten better, but I have plenty of product left to work on it again another day, because the directions specifically say you don't need to use too much.I've never used anything like this before, so I have no basis for comparison. Is there something out there that takes all that gunk off in a flash, without a ton of work? Did my use of a magic eraser aid the product in doing its job? I have no idea. But I do think my rims look a lot better, so that's a win for me.

Chrome wheels weren’t cleaned for a year not rusty just brake pad dust on hard! This stuff with a little elbow grease made the wheels look like show room ! Really very little rubbing very nice! Will buy again what a shine. A little goes a long way!

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I give this product three stars because it does clean the rims. However, after I used it for cleaning my vehicle tire rims, I noticed that it had stained the driveway. I did wash down the stain afterwards with a garden hose but the stain remains. Now I have to spend $25 in buying a gallon of a special detergent to remove the stain, plus I have to hire someone to power wash clean my driveway. At least Amazon agreed to give me a full refund on the item without having to physically return it.

I bought my car about 5 years and 113,000 miles ago. When I received it, it was detailed to the nines. I'm the kind of guy that uses a car, takes care of the maintenance, but only washes it when it rains for the most part. I had noticed the wheels had gotten a bit dingy over time. I bent one rim for the third time and found it easier to just buy a use done for $150 than pay $160 just to repair an already beaten rim. It arrived and it was shiny! The other three were woefully inadequate compared with this one. I had to do something because it now looked really weird having one nice, shiny rim and three trashy looking ones. I did the online review thing and found one review that rated this one highly. It wasn't the first. It wasn't the second. It was the third, but the pricing was in my budget (about $16 on Amazon). I bought it, tried it out on my bent rim to make sure it wouldn't do any damage. Worked OK, but I did a quick and dirty. The weekend came around, and I did a proper cleaning. The first wheel came out just good. By the time I hit the second, I realized that I could go for a second application and put some elbow grease behind the microfiber towel. Holy crap! This thing looked almost brand new! The only thing is since I neglected the cleaning for so long, some brake dust and maybe metal shaving are now permanently embedded in the clear coat. From a distance, they look great. The bottle I bought handled all four wheels front and back with some to spare. I am VERY pleased with this purchase. These Tire Guys have my vote.In the images:1) Detail of the crud embedded on the dirty wheel2) Same area from the first detail3) New shiny wheel installed on the left, same condition as image 1, 'dirty' wheel on the left4) New shiny wheel on the left, dingy on the rightPut an hour in your driveway into this (with the wheels off the car is much easier), and you'll be pleased with the results.

Amazing!These tires look so good!!