Adam's Wheel & Tire Cleaner (16oz, 2-Pack) - Professional All in One Tire & Wheel Cleaner Car Wash Well Cleaning Spray for Car Detailing, Safe On Most Rim Finishes

A couple sprays onto your tires and you'll notice the browning start to emulsify and drip off almost immediately. Same for the wheels, if you've got caked on brake dust, this thing will react with it almost immediately. The description on the label says that it's safe to use on all wheel typs but it's pH I believe, is 13.5 I think. Which is pretty damn strong. In fact I think it's as strong as it gets on the pH scale. It's high strength means that you don't wanna use this product every single time you wash your wheels. Use it only a every couple of weeks or months (obviously depending on how much you drive, or if you're detailing customer's vehicles, use it for only neglected wheels). Also, you definitely don't wanna be using this in direct sunlight. It's strength makes it so that you don't wanna risk staining your wheels when using this in direct sunlight (especially if you have painted gloss black wheels). If you must, don't let it dwell too long in the sun and rinse it off thoroughly. Every detailer needs this no BS product in their detailing arsenal. Don't have any products that can clean those neglected beat up wheels? Bring this no BS product out. Undiluted. It will definitely do the job lol If you've never tried this product you won't know until you try it right? See for yourself Okay, maybe for REALLY neglected BMW/Audi wheels, with those huge brakes and rotors (which give out tons of brake dust), you may need to use an iron remover and some type of acid, but this product will tackle most wheels including the ones I just described. It's just that for really neglected wheels you may need some assistance with a dedicated iron remover and acid cleaner. But I'll bet that this product is more than enough.

... to all the dirt?! After my first wash of my new 2024 Dark Horse I noticed that my tires, when it dried, were not clean. I had scrubbed and a hard brush and used soap and for sure thought I did a good job. That is until the water dried and left a surprise for me. I was pretty upset about it and after my brother told me I should be using a special cleaner I took to the internet and started researching Top 10 wheel and tire cleaners. Saw some interesting Youtube videos and among them all was this one brand. One video had TurtleWax beating it, so I opted for it at my local car repair retailer that we all know and love (or hate) I was more than disappointed after its use and returned the used bottle the very next day and found an Adam's Wheel and Tire Cleaner at another shop (as the one I visited the night prior didn't have it in stock) Fast forward to its application and I was very happy to see how well it worked! Just like in the Youtube video. You can literally see all the dirt and brake dust oozing away after just spraying it on. Long story short, it did the job quite well and I ordered 2 more bottles a few weeks later. My only complaint is that one bottle doesn't last long, but you don't need a second application on the first go. I imagine if you have larger tires, you'll need to cover more area. So I'd recommend buying the larger bottle. Buying through Amazon is much cheaper than through the store too. So far, I have used this product (Adams) on both my Mustangs (2017 GT, 2024 Dark Horse) Yokohama and Pirelli tires, respectively. On the Yokohamas, I hadn't washed them in over 6 months. By washed, I really mean I never scrubbed washed the tires. Adams Wheel and Tire Cleaner removed ALL the dirt in just one application. Heck.. when I rewashed them last weekend, I didn't need to scrub wash the tires. Obviously, if you used another tire application on top after it has dried, it's going to keep them bad boys clean for some time. Also keep in mind your results may differ depending on a few factors. The amount of brake dust your wheels and tires accumulate after a few trips, the terrain you drive your vehicle on (pavement, asphalt, dirt roads, clay, mud, etc) Make sure you're using a good tire brush too. Don't just use a sponge and expect to get A++ results. I also purchased a wheel cleaning kit last week (which I used in the pictures I uploaded) Overall, I'm happy with the results that this product produced and would strongly recommend. Note: The photos were taken and uploaded in order from before, during, after, and fully dried

This works great! Love having a tire and wheel cleaner together. My only complaint is the spray nozzle. It really doesn’t work that well. This has been on two different bottles. I swapped out the spray nozzle with one I had and it works much better. They really need to improve the spray nozzle. Then it would get 5 stars.

This is one of the best Rim cleaners on the market by far

I usually dread cleaning the wheels/tires what with the dark and greasy brake dust. So I leave it until last and by then I do not do my best work. I pre-rinsed the tires and wheels sprayed this on-let it sit for a bit and then used my tire brush. Rinsed it off and I don’t think I have seen everything that clean since my car left the showroom. Just to check I took a clean paper towel and wiped the wheels/tires-no dirt!! Can’t recommend this product enough!