This one is hard to classify. It doesn't claim to be pH-neutralbut behaves just like it is. It even turns red after a couple of minutes so that you know when it’s ready to be rinsed, for the full litmus-test experience. Cleaning wise, you’re unlikely to be disappointed, unless you've previously used the Bilt Hamber, Chipex or G3 cleaners, which all have the edge for the overall clean. It’s a bit pricey, though, and while the product is safe for all wheels, there’s no mention of use on paintwork. The most popular advice topics — we've got you covered 2035 petrol and diesel car ban: 12 things to know Advice My Simoniz Wheel Cleaner Review follows after Simoniz having recently revamped their branding and put some effort into their marketing into local auto parts stores so we got their latest range of products to see if do as they say on the tin! Simoniz Wheel Cleaner Overview The trouble is that even simple alloy wheel designs – never mind spoked wheels – can be fiddly to rid of brake dust and grime. That’s why we’re looking for a great alloy wheel cleaner that will dissolve tough dirt easily so that you don’t have to spend the afternoon using a toothbrush to agitate filth out of your car’s wheels. Since 2007, Essex-based Bilt Hamber has quietly established itself as a car care tour de force, formulating home-grown – and frequently class-leading – products that are often tremendous value for money too. Auto-wheel is a case in point. Three cleaners in this group test pip the rest, and Auto-wheel is the best all-rounder of the lot. The safe, pH-neutral brew is a doddle to use: spray it on, wait until it turns red, then rinse off and dry. Its brake-dust-removing power has to be seen to be believed, and agitation simply wasn’t required on our test wheels.

Now rinse the wheel thoroughly. You can use a hose, or many products recommend using a pressure washer for the best clean. If any stains or marks remain, reapply the cleaner and rub with a brush. The Best Alloy Wheel Cleaners 1. Bilt Hamber Auto Wheela>