Meguiar's G180124 Ultimate All Wheel Cleaner - 24 Oz Spray Bottle

Just follow the directions, vs what you think might be the way, and you'll get excellent results.

There’s a lot of good and only 1 bad thing. It definitely works and would buy again. Now for the bad, I burned through the entire bottle after 3 car washes now that could be a me problem and just being over generous or maybe that’s the accurate amount you should get out of it so if your a detailer you’ll be buying a new bottle probable once a week if your good at your job but hey you can probably afford it if your that busy. All in all that’s why I still gave it 5 stars because it does work as advertised.

This cleaner works VERY well. Probably the best I've used.It beats mentioning though that IMO proper wheel cleaning isn't a spray and rinse exercise, and this cleaner is no exception. In other words, simply spraying this on the wheel and hosing it off MIGHT work for light dust, but for best results some, uh, kinetic action is part of the equation, especially if it's been a few weeks between cleanings.My method, I spray quite a bit of this product on each wheel and let it sit for about 3-5 minutes. I then take a drill brush (briefly, a conical brush attachment that fits on my impact driver) and scrub off the residue. It's also handy to have a bowl/pitcher of water handy to rinse the brush. Once finished, a stream of water from the hose for the rinsing gets all the gunk away, and then a shop towel to dry off the wheel.Is it a pain? Kind of. Is it effective? Yup.This product works very well with this method. It does a good job of loosening up the brake dust and leaves the wheel clean after I do my part. This is my go to product and I'm very happy with it.

Not sure if it's affecting the finish of my wheels but it definitely helps get them clean QUICKLY

Have used this product on several different cars. Always gets the wheels clean without brushing.

First off, it works. It works well. I used it on my 2017 VW GTI wheels which have been taken care of since new. But, they had attracted a good level of brake dust and built up wax over time. Only thing is I would use it differently. I went through half a bottle on four wheels for one cleaning. I sprayed, let sit for a while. Then I used a paint brush to agitate the surface dirt. Then I hosed of cleaner.Next time I will spray a little lighter coating and spread it with a brush lightly before letting it sit. This stuff is thick. Some videos show spraying the wheels. Letting them sit, then lightly spraying them again before using a brush to loosen the dirt. I think this is a waste of product. Especially at almost $25 a bottle.Cleaner took off brake dust, dirt, old wheel wax. And, left a clean shining surface.

Used this on some old silver-painted steelies and it worked great. Near the center (where there is minimal brake dust) the wheels really popped back to life. With some scrubbing most of the filth came off near the bead area, also but it actually needed another brushing afterwards (with normal soap) to get the rest of the residue off. Strong smell but works well. I was concerned about discoloration so I removed the plastic wheel centers first, but I didn't see any problems where the goo ran down the tire so that step was likely not required. Overall it did the job and didn't seem to damage anything.

Average results, don't waste your time and money. Not recommended for break dust on break parts, wheels and tires on 2021 F90 M5.One bottle is not enough to clean 4 wheels, 4 break calipers, 4 tires covered with break dust.Rather use WD40 and Dawn for better results.