CLD_203 Signature Series Wheel Cleaner, Formated For All Gloss Finishes, Safe for Cars, Trucks, SUVs, Motorcycles, RVs & More 128 fl oz (1 Gallon)

I use this 1-2 times a week, it cleans up all the road and brake dust and keep the wheels looking great. Smells a bit toxic and it is easy to use. Works great.

Works awesome. Great cleaner

I don't think this product is designed for cleaning rims that only get a good cleaning a few times a year, is more of a maintenance product to help deep clean rims like on my SQ5 that get a lot of brake dust on them because of the performance brake pads used on these type of vehicles. Do one wheel at a time and I use on a dry/cool rim, spray on rim and tires and let sit a minute to a minute and half (don't let dry) and have a bucket of car wash soap and your mitt, some wheel woolies and tire brush ready to go. Scrub down with your above choices and give a thorough rinse, it takes some work and I have a HF stool on wheels I use to be comfortable. It takes some work and I do one corner at a time and they look great when done. If you are looking for spray on/rinse off this is not the stuff to use. Those types of products will probably dull your wheel finish over time too.

Like the product, Great for the weekly cleaning but so so when comes to a car or truck that hasn’t been clean in a while.

I was really surprised how well this cleaner worked on my wheels. I used it on my BMW M wheels which accumulates a lot of brake dust from the M brakes. I usually use a brush to agitate the cleaner so that all the brake dust is removed but on this particular day I didn’t feel as motivated and almost all of the brake dust washed off after letting the cleaner sit for a few and spraying it off with a high pressure hose. Of course I did use an excessive amount of the product and the lug nut holes were still a little dirty but the product works better than some more expensive brands. You should probably get a funnel when buying the bulk size, it really makes a mess when pouring into a spray bottle.

This stuff is great. I mean, it really really works. And it works on both wheels AND tires! The trick is, like with most things in life, to read the instructions. This product is meant to be DILUTED 4:1 with clean water. Basically, if you order the 16 oz spray bottle, you should end up with 4 bottles worth of wheel and tire cleaner spray. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS! I figure that all of these reviews that mention a "white residue" on their wheels probably used this stuff at full strength and may have etched their wheels. Also, you need to agitate/scrub a little, put a little elbow grease into it (but not much) and then simply rinse. Follow the instructions, dilute as directed, and this is one of the best wheel and tire cleaners you will ever use. Go ahead and buy a gallon.

This is a great multi purpose rim, tire, wheel well, bumper, tailpipe, plastic trim cleaner. I mix it up 4 to 1 and got to town cleaning all those things before washing the pain. I use a lot of it on a full sized pickup and SUV so it is more economical than almost any other solution. I keep a gallon or 2 on hand at all times and keep 1 gallon mixed and ready to use. Works great and I have never had to use it more than once.

Upon receiving the chemical guys wheel cleaner (1 gallon) I should have been more aware that something was wrong with it as it was placed in a large opaque garbage bag. When I took it out I noticed that it was substantially below the normal one gallon "line" and actually just about half an inch above the front label. After removing the cap I thought it was ok because of the foil seal, however the seal near the handle was loose and looked like it was removed about a quarter of the way. Again, I'm not sure if this was intentional or if it had spilled during delivery but it should not have been delivered to me.