Collection: Wheel and tyre cleaning

Wheel and tyre cleaning – products for washing and caring for wheels

Wheels and tyres are exposed to brake dust, mud, road salt and traffic deposits. Regular cleaning helps maintain their condition and makes damage easier to spot. This category includes cleaners for steel and alloy wheels, iron-removing products and tyre care treatments.

What should you use to clean alloy wheels?

Choose a product approved for the wheel finish, whether painted, polished or otherwise treated. Iron fallout removers react with metallic contamination and can help remove brake dust. Not every cleaner is suitable for bare metal, anodised parts or damaged coatings. Always check the manufacturer's restrictions.

How should tyres be cleaned?

Remove dirt from tyre sidewalls with a rubber-compatible cleaner and suitable brush. Once clean and dry, apply a tyre dressing for a matte, satin or glossy finish as desired. Never apply shine products to the tread or braking surfaces.

Safe cleaning sequence

1. Work on cool wheels, preferably in the shade.
2. Rinse loose dirt and apply the product according to its label.
3. Use a suitable brush or mitt without allowing the chemical to dry.
4. Rinse thoroughly and dry the wheels before applying tyre dressing.

Compare wheel cleaners, iron removers and tyre care products by intended use, application and volume. You may also need sponges and cloths for further vehicle care.