Megs D143 wheel & tire cleaner

It all depends on the condition of the tires/wheels. If they're really dirty, I would use full strength, if you're just maintaining the tires every week, then the 1:1 dilution will work.
 
It depends on how dirty the tires are. Start at 2:1. Works well for me as I regularly clean my tires. It works very well as a wheel cleaner as well.
 
Just mixed it today at 1:1 The matching bottle is nice with the dilution ratios right on the bottle. Looking foward this weekend to see how the product does!
 
The Guz said:
It depends on how dirty the tires are. Start at 2:1. Works well for me as I regularly clean my tires. It works very well as a wheel cleaner as well.
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I also use it at 2:1 and find it cleans both tires and wheels surprisingly well at this ratio. I really like this cleaner and its primarily what I use on all of my maintenance washes.
 
PA DETAILER said:
Just mixed it today at 1:1 The matching bottle is nice with the dilution ratios right on the bottle. Looking foward this weekend to see how the product does!
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Any chance you can post pictures of the wheels before-and-after?? Also, how does this wheel cleaner compare to OTC Eagle One A-to-Z All-wheel Cleaner? You are correct: spending a lot of money on small bottles of OTC wheel cleaner over the course of a few years versus buying in a gallon that is that can be diluted has got to be more cost-effective.
 
It was my goto cleaner for awhile for wheels and tires but I found that those really nasty tires just wouldn't come clean at all using it. I had a couple experiences with some greasy tire dressings that the stuff just wouldn't touch. Megs endurance tire gel being one of them. It wont remove that stuff at all. Ended up using bleche wite to remove the dressing and get them clean.
 
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