CLD_998_1602 Sprayable Diablo Wheel Cleaner (Safe on All Wheel & Rim Finishes), Great for Cars, Trucks, SUVs, Motorcycles, RVs & More, 16 oz (2 Pack)

Chemical Guys Diablo Wheel Cleaner Spray does an excellent job cleaning wheels without being harsh. It safely removes brake dust, road grime, and dirt while being gentle enough for regular use. I’ve used it on alloy wheels, and it cleans thoroughly without dulling the finish or causing damage. The gel-like formula clings well to the surface, giving it time to break down grime before rinsing. With light agitation from a brush, wheels come out looking fresh and well-maintained. It also has a mild, pleasant scent compared to many other wheel cleaners that have strong chemical smells. Another big plus is peace of mind—this cleaner is non-acidic, so you don’t have to worry about damaging your wheels or surrounding components. It’s great for routine maintenance and keeping wheels looking their best between deeper cleanings. Overall, Chemical Guys Diablo Wheel Cleaner is a reliable, high-quality product that delivers consistent results. Highly recommended for anyone who wants clean wheels without risking damage.

Great product and good price also fast delivery

Really cleans the mags well. If you follow the directions on the bottle you cant go wrong... very happy

Still need to scrub tho . Smells nice

I’ve been using the Chemical Guys CLD_998_1602 Sprayable Diablo Wheel Cleaner (16 oz, 2-pack) for about six months on my truck’s rims, and it’s a decent choice for regular maintenance. The pH-balanced, non-caustic formula is safe for all wheel finishes, including my polished aluminum rims, and the oxygen-infused foam lifts brake dust and road grime effectively with minimal scrubbing. I spray it on, let it sit for a minute, and use a soft wheel brush—black water from brake dust just pours off, leaving a clean, shiny finish. The foaming action helps it cling to the rims, and the slick lubricants prevent scratching when brushing, which is great for weekly washes. Diluting it 4:1 (4 parts water to 1 part cleaner) stretches the 16 oz bottle, making it cost-effective at around $20-$25 for the pair. The pleasant citrus scent is a nice bonus over harsher chemical smells. However, it’s not a magic bullet. For heavily soiled rims with caked-on brake dust, it requires some elbow grease and a good brush, as some Amazon and Walmart reviews note—it won’t just rinse off with water alone. The spray nozzle can be inconsistent, sometimes streaming instead of misting, which makes even application tricky and can lead to product waste. I’ve also noticed that diluting it too much (beyond 4:1) reduces its cleaning power, as one reviewer mentioned, so I stick to the recommended ratio or use it full strength for tougher jobs. It’s not as potent as some acid-based cleaners, but that’s the trade-off for a safer, gentler formula. For routine cleaning, it’s reliable and beginner-friendly, but for stubborn grime, you might need a stronger gel-based cleaner or extra scrubbing.