3-way wheel cleaner comparison (with pics)

lol what is this back and forth, is the brown gunk not dirt and these products are stripping the protection off. So what is safe to do to clean the tires? I never heard of this and hurting the rubber.
 
I don't know, but after I did the tires on the Tacoma they turned this awful brown color. And I am talking about the entire tire face turning brown, dirt brown. I think it was because I was applying the product in the sun.
 
evenflow said:
I've been using E1 A2Z for a few years now and have never had this problem on aluminum, alloy, or chrome rims.
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i've never had any problems either. if this was available in gallons, i would be all over it...



Nothing complements a beautiful detailing job better than sparkling wheels and clean tires. All Wheel & Tire Cleaner is now available in an aerosol to give you more control for even easier cleaning.



Spray on, hose off

Super foamy formula safely removes brake dust and road grime from both wheels and tires

Acid free

Wheel manufacturer recommended

Available in both trigger spray and aerosol



Clean your wheels and tires in one simple step. Eagle One All Wheel & Tire Cleaner’s instant foaming action goes to work penetrating and releasing brake dust, road grime and grease from your wheels and tires on contact for a deeper clean. It’s the only real solution for brake dust in nooks, crannies and crevices. Just spray on and in 30 seconds you’re ready to rinse. It’s that easy. No brushes, swabs or rags. In just one simple step, your wheels will shine and tires will be back to black.



Now that All Wheel & Tire is available in an aerosol, it’s never been easier to get great-looking wheels and tires in less time.



All Wheel & Tire Cleaner is safe for all types of metal hubcaps and steel or aluminum alloy wheels. Safe finishes include: anodized, clear coated, factory painted and chrome.



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evenflow said:
I don't know, but after I did the tires on the Tacoma they turned this awful brown color. And I am talking about the entire tire face turning brown, dirt brown. I think it was because I was applying the product in the sun.
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*DING DING DING DING DING*



Application in direct sunlight will cause the product to dry and/or bake the dirt right back on the tire.



You got to move quickly when the rays are out.
 
when my spray bottle runs out, what do you think is better spray trigger or aerosol can? The can looks to be easier to control and better application, but maybe doesnt clean as good?
 
blownvert said:
when my spray bottle runs out, what do you think is better spray trigger or aerosol can? The can looks to be easier to control and better application, but maybe doesnt clean as good?
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Get the trigger spray. Aerosol doesn't clean half as well.
 
Well, unless I hear of an actual story of someone's tires failing b/c they used A2Z on them, I don't think a wheel/tire cleaner can degrade it to that point. We're talking enough rubber to propel and stop a several thousand pound vehicle for years while taking daily driving road abuse.



I'm always open to disagreement proof against my arguments, but I just don't see it at this point.
 
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