Wheel & Tire Cleaner 16oz - Professional All in One Car Wash Wheel Well Cleaning Spray for Car Detailing | Safe On Most Rim Finishes

I’m really impressed with this wheel and tire cleaner! It does an excellent job of removing dirt, grime, and brake dust while leaving the wheels looking clean and refreshed. It’s easy to use, works quickly, and gives the tires a nice finished appearance without a lot of scrubbing. Definitely a product I’d recommend to anyone who takes pride in keeping their vehicle looking its best!

This stuff WORKS! I haven't cleaned tires since we used to use comet/ajax on them.... I had no idea which product was best suited to clean that nasty reddish-brown muck that oozes from tires these days. I can tell that ajax won't do it.... So, which product to try? I narrowed it down to Adam's Polishes and Chemical Guys. Now, I like Checmical Guys' products, but when it's time to clean the tires, Adam's is what I'm reaching for. I did a side-by-side comparison between "Chemical Guys Tire and Wheel Cleaner" and "Adam's Polishes Tire and Wheel Cleaner". Adam's took no prisoners and is now my go-to choice. Wet the tire, spray the cleaner, brush lightly to just cover the tire, and wait about a minute. Keep your hose nozzle on "mist" so you can prevent everything from drying. Just barely hit it with water, just enough to keep it from drying. At one minute you'll see a BIG difference. The CG soap is still white, Adam's has turned that reddish brown and is lifting the dirt from the tire. Hit it hard with the brush, working from the rim/tire joint outward, and you'll see the CG foam is hardly dirty, whereas the Adam's foam is almost black. spray-tire-scrub-tire-rinse-wheel-repeat-repeat, spray-rim-scrub-rim-rinse, and you're done. I suspect followup washes may require only one cleaning.

probably not as strong as something like gyeon, but also half the cost and it has no accent. visibility reacts to tire grime by browning, does not visibly react by purpling on the wheel. overall this is probably going to be my go to

I recently acquired a high-mileage Xterra that was in desperate need of cosmetic maintenance. After extensive paint correction and bumper plastic restoration, it came time for the wheels.. they were so filthy I was pretty much resolved to just buy new ones. They were covered in -very- caked on brake dust. 300k miles worth. This truck has never seen a bucket of water, only drive-thru car washes. I tried several brands.. Turtle Wax, bleche-white, simple green, etc. I’m sure I’m forgetting a couple.. none of them would even touch the buildup in the crevices. I scrubbed long and hard with several other chemicals and the best I could get was a moderately dirty look. Then, I tried Adam’s. Sprayed the wheels and tires with the garden hose and applied liberally. Adam’s worked fairly quickly but did take two applications. I ended up having to use a drill with a nylon bristle brush attachment to really agitate the detergent in the corners and crevices, but they finally came clean after two passes. I’d give it 4.5/5 if I could. The only reason I’m not giving 5/5 is for $12 I was hoping to get more than one use out of the bottle. I’ve used half on just one side of the truck, but it really does work, and has potentially saved (postponed) me from buying new wheels. Really good stuff.

I've been looking for a good wheel cleaner for a long time. My front wheels had become very grungy due to brake dust and nothing I tried from the local auto parts store would even touch it. I ended up googling for the best wheel cleaner and this was one that was recommended. I've attached a before/after picture. I was very impressed. The instructions say to only do one wheel at a time to prevent it from drying out. All and all I probably did not spend much more than one minute on each wheel. I used the "Mothers" wheel brush that amazon sells: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001GJ3DZS?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Notice it did not do much for the center cap. This is plastic. The wheel looks great and I was very surprised to see it clean up the white lettering. I had assumed the lettering was essentially gone.

This is my second Adam product that I have bought it is amazing. I mixed 1 part cleaner and 1 part water to stretch the product out and used it on tires and rims of a car that hasn't been washed in 6 months, that wasn’t garage kept, and it came out shiny. The product is very strong and works great at removing brake dust. For those that don’t read directions DO NOT let the product sit or it will stain. I also enjoy their car wash foam, overall great experience with this brand.

Works fantastic Only thing is doesn’t go very far You can do about 12 wheels and tires all told

I’m always on the hunt for a good wheel cleaner. I have tried dozens and still have several different types in my arsenal so I have a good selection to compare this too. I’ve seen a lot of people say that Adams wheel cleaner is stronger than most so I decided to give it a try. I did feel like it had good cleaning power but still left some caked on brake dust on my truck rims that has been there for months now maybe so I did put it to the test. Even though it did fairly well in used up 3/4 of this bottle on 4 wheels at full strength so I didn’t like that I spent 1/2 of what I would for the gallon product I normally buy, which I can dilute to make it even more economical. I do want to try it diluted next. It isn’t recommend but I like to try products a different strengths to see how they hold up. Overall I like it but it would be too expensive for me to use weekly at full strength. For now I’ll leave it for only super dirty wheels.

Deben tener cuidado, no leí y se carcomió mis rines de aluminio, sólo funciona para llantas u otro tipo de material en los rines

It works really nicely and strong

A nice product for tire and wheel cleaning. Price isn’t too bad and it works well.

水垢も良く消えて良いです

Bottle came quarter empty because it was leaking. Bottle will not seal close and continues to leak