Megs Non Acid Wheel and Tire

[HUMP DIESEL]

Question for those who may know. I sometimes wash my own vehicles at home, not the shop, so in doing that, I don't always use the same chemicals I have at the shop. One in particular is the off the shelf Megs All wheel and tire.
My question is since that off the shelf works so well for maintenance, is the Professional line the same thing only concentrated. I think its D143.

Meguiars Non-Acid Wheel and Tire Cleaner D-14301 (http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-non-acid-wheel-and-tire-cleaner-d-14301.html)

HUMP

[HUMP DIESEL]

No one??

HUMP

[sproketser]

Thanx mate , wasn t aware of this product .

[Kacz]

Mid-Year Introduction - D143 Acid Free Wheel & Tire Cleaner

Search that thread on Google (it's on MOL)

Thread starter Michael Stoops says they are 'similar'.

[sproketser]

Thanx , been off the forums for a while , so lots of stuff to get back into .

[96z28]

Ive gone through 2 gallons of it and I will keep buying it. I like that it does a great job on both the wheels and the tires. I can't compare it to some of the other well know wheel cleaners but it cleans up 90% of the wheels that I detail. If the wheels are that bad I'll go for Meguiars WB and neglected tires might require a couple rounds of scrubbing. At its price its hard to beat.

[BlackHawk1]

I think it does a very good job and I feel it's safe. It's my go to wheel cleaner these days and if I have anything that it won't tackle I go to Megs Wheel Brightener which is acid based.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Bruce, I would say they are pretty identical when you dilute D143 to 2:1.

[HUMP DIESEL]

Bruce, I would say they are pretty identical when you dilute D143 to 2:1.

Thanks Mike and everyone. Like I said in the original post. This is not a take the place item for me, but more a maintenance item for vehicles that I have detailed previously.

HUMP