Your GO TO tire and wheel cleaner....

[UncleDavy]

LA Totally Awesome for tires, Griots Heavy Duty Wheel Cleaner for wheels. Chemical Guys Sticky Citrus Wheel Cleaner is one of the most worthless products I have used.

[Klasse Act]

LA Totally Awesome for tires, Griots Heavy Duty Wheel Cleaner for wheels. Chemical Guys Sticky Citrus Wheel Cleaner is one of the most worthless products I have used.

I used to use CG's Sticky Citrus for maintence wheel cleaning and didn't have an issue but now I use it, at something like 3:1, for wheelwell cleaning as I've moved onto Brake Buster for my maintence cleanings.

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[UncleDavy]

I used to use CG's Sticky Citrus for maintence wheel cleaning and didn't have an issue but now I use it, at something like 3:1, for wheelwell cleaning as I've moved onto Brake Buster for my maintence cleanings.

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I wanted to like the CG Sticky Citrus but it just did not do anything. I have used Griots and Sonax and they immediately start to work as soon as you spray them on. The Chemical Guys product did not do a thing.

[Klasse Act]

I wanted to like the CG Sticky Citrus but it just did not do anything. I have used Griots and Sonax and they immediately start to work as soon as you spray them on. The Chemical Guys product did not do a thing.

Well Chemical Guys do ONE thing...marketing...and Stripoer Scent, urrrr Signature Scent.

I don't know what it is but I love the smell of Griot's Garage wheel cleaner, ofcoarse the performance. This has me putting their wheel cleaner on my list for next things to purchase, thanks for the post

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[SANTA3013]

Hands down...Brown Royal non-acid wheel and tire cleaner. I’ve been using this for years and it’s is great.

[Markymapo]

Break Buster and Sonax are my go to wheel n tire cleaners

[RippyD]

Tuf shine for tire cleaner. Nothing else I've tried gets rid of browning as well. Slightly diluted APC works also. Tuf Shine seems to work a little better.

For regular cleaning I use whatever I'm washing my car with. For more deep cleaning of wheels I use Sonax or DG wheel cleaner. The DG cleaner works well and is the only one I'm aware of that removes iron without the terrible smell (they use a different chemical). And it's relatively inexpensive.

For the wheels on the wife's Boxster I clean the barrels with adhesive remover ~twice a year. I always get a surprising amount of tar off them, even if it's not visible. I discovered this when I was removing some tar blobs and realized my towel was getting dirty in areas without any visible tar.

[Dr Oldz]

3D Yellow degreaser works great and can be diluted to your needs. I like that it is very cost effective also.

[luckydawg]

Tuf shine on the tires for sure