Diablo Gel Wheel & Rim Cleaner 16Oz

I'm loving it. First of all, I was not sure how to mix the 3:1 ratio. When I googled it, the first video that popped up was Chemical Guys "how to". What a life saver. I dont care for the smell but it definitely got my tires and rims clean without much effort. When I rinsed it off, the water beaded up on the rim. The Sticky Citrus Wheel Cleaner Gel doesn't do that. That made it really easy to dry. I prefer the spray over the gel since it distributes more easily. I'm a fan for sure.

These two make there perfect pair! Diablo wheel cleaner works so well that I never feel the need to use any tire shine and the clients love the look. I use a pressure washer to pre rinse, soak tire in Diablo, scrub well with wheel and tire brush and then rinse away to reveal a beautiful clean wheel and tire

I live in Pittsburgh and had my winter wheels and rims removed the other week and decided to use my new bottle of Diablo to give them a clean. These are off a BMW, which are notorious for lots of brake dust. There was also a lot of tar from spring pothole repairs. Although the face had been cleaned periodically, the barrels had not been cleaned a single time in 6 months of winter use. I think the photos speak for themselves, but I was amazed at how well this cleaner works, especially considering that it is pH balanced and acid free. I bought Diablo as I was tired of using a competing product that warned against leaving on the rims for more than 30 seconds and was worried about its safety on my pained brake calipers. It also included large warnings on the bottle for eye, skin, and respiratory tract burns. Yikes! I feel much better and very safe using this product, not only for the health of my rims and calipers, but my personal health as well. I applied the gel (1:3 as directed) and allowed it to dwell for about 3 minutes then gently scrubbed with the Chemical Guys green rim brush. The gel clings to the rims well, allowing it to work without dripping to the bottom of the rim. Now does this remove very hard caked on tar? No it does not. However the brake dust and other dirt just melted off with a gentle scrubbing from the brush. It removed some of the tar, just not the worst parts. Overall this is an amazing rim cleaner and I would highly recommend it.

Used this stuff for the past three washes in tandem with the wool wheel cleaner stick thing. Minimal effort required, just dilute in a spritz bottle, shake, and apply. make sure every bit of the wheel is hit at least a little, but this stuff will run a bit and catch any missed spots. Makes it so easy to make black and silver wheels with red calipers look brand new and the shine is unreal. Also, it smells like bubblegum. Buy it.

I bought a 16oz of this stuff I loved it so much I just starting cleaning everyone wheels down my block just to see if it worked on this or that. Best on one so far.

I just picked this produced up to clean my GTO rims.diluted it 1:3 and it worked great, had a good amout of gunk and brake dust and it all wiped right off. No brushes used just an old micro fiber rag. They look good as new

After I did my brother-in-law suv rims we were all surprised how well it work but I didn't expect anything less from chemical guys. it's just beautiful chemical guys is beautiful

Are used to use Black Magic to clean my rims then I'd wash them and you do a pretty decent job. I switch the chemical guys because all the other products are awesome but for some reason Every time I use this product and then wash rhe rims it leaves spots and rust looking particles. I don't understand because I've never had this problem before.

I purchased this wheel cleaner and 2 Ball Buster cleaning/polishing attachments. The cleaner had minimal results to remove the road and (baked) break dust (even used a Ball Buster per their YouTube video) on my motorhome's aluminum wheels.

Came in leaking and after a month or so the entire jug had busted and leaked out into my garage. This is the second time this has happened with this product the container can not hold the liquid in. Needs to be corrected!