Bilt Hamber Auto-Wheel 1 Litre – pH Neutral Reactive Wheel Cleaner
Bilt Hamber Auto-Wheel is a powerful, pH-adjusted active wheel cleaner that safely removes embedded brake dust, iron fallout and road grime from alloy, aluminium and steel wheels. Its colour-changing formula reacts with metallic contaminants, making them water-soluble and easy to rinse away — all without harming lacquered, painted or powder-coated surfaces.
This non-acid, non-alkaline wheel cleaner often works effectively with little to no agitation, making it ideal for both enthusiasts and professional detailers looking for safe, efficient wheel cleaning.
Why Choose Auto-Wheel 1 Litre?
- pH neutral, non-acid and non-alkaline wheel cleaner
- Colour-changing iron fallout removal
- Safe on painted and coated wheel finishes
- Often no brush agitation required
- Easy to use and rinse
Key Benefits
- Effectively removes brake dust and iron particles
- Minimises risk of damage to wheel coatings
- Improves overall wheel appearance
- Suitable for frequent use
How to Use
- Spray Auto-Wheel liberally over clean, cool wheel surfaces
- Avoid direct spray on centre caps if possible
- Allow 3–5 minutes dwell time as the product reacts (colour change to red/purple)
- Rinse thoroughly with a hose or pressure washer
- For heavy contamination, use a soft wheel brush
What Can It Be Used On?
- Alloy wheels
- Steel wheels
- Lacquered and painted wheels
- Powder-coated wheels
Pair with our Wheel Brushes, Snow Foams and Microfibre Drying Towels for a complete wheel cleaning setup.
FAQ
Is Auto-Wheel safe for regular use?
Yes — its pH-neutral, non-acid, non-alkaline formula is designed for safe repeated use.
Does it remove iron fallout?
Yes — Auto-Wheel’s reactive chemistry targets embedded iron particles and dissolves them for easy rinsing.
Do I need a brush for cleaning?
In most cases, no — but a soft brush can help with very stubborn contamination.
Why Buy From Clean and Shiny?
- Official Bilt Hamber stockist
- Fast UK delivery
- Expert product advice
Available Size: 1 Litre