just wondering whats the best wheel cleaner to use on my wheels. there the 16 inch alloys. i just took them ooff to put the winters on and noticed theres lots of brake dust on the inside maby even pitting?. i tried useing a pressur washer and soap and water but it didnt do that good of a job any ideas guys lets here em!!

 

big fan of meguiar's spray wheel cleaner and a good wheel brush. i use the hot chrome on both my ion chromies and on my girlfriend's jeep grand cherokee machined wheels.

haven't tried it but people have suggested mr. clean magic erasers

 

Eagle One All Wheel & Tire Cleaner has worked pretty well for me. As soon as the spray hits the tire, you start seeing brake dust and tire grime start to foam out. I usually boost it with some Meg's APC then use a brush to take agitate.

The nice thing is, it cleans the wheels great, but also the tires. I've seen so many people put tire dressing onto their tires only to have it look just as bad as it did before they started. This stuff takes all the grease, oil, and dirt out of the tire, allowing the tire dressing to work as intended.

 

either westleys white wall tire cleaner or amsoil white wall tire cleaner

 

There's no way to eliminate brake dust entirely because all friction linings are designed to wear. If the pads didn't wear, they'd soon will damage the rotors - and pads are a lot cheaper to replace than rotors.

The buildup of brake dust can be reduced by applying a coating of wax or polymer-based protectant, or a spray-on wheel treatment. The coating will reduce the tendency of brake dust to stick to the wheels while enhancing the wheel's appearance.

We had great feedback on this subject. European cars suffer from this syndrome very bad especially BMWs.

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I hope this helps

 

I changed my brake pads to Hawk HPS pads & I've literally had no dust at all from them compared to the factory pads. The little dust that they do leave is a lot easier to clean off too then the factory ones.

 

LOL i figured turbo wax would pitch in... you guys got some awsome stuff i just gotta get arround to trying it. i was also thinking about changing pads it will help prevent dust but wont fix what i allready have thanks for the replies this might be an excuse to try some turbo wax products..

 

And I'll second that statement...