Bleeding Wheels is an alloy wheel cleaner that safely and efficiently removes brake dust, light corrosion, and environmental contaminants. This premium cleaner has a neutral pH, is non-corrosive, and can be used on surfaces as sensitive as ceramic and aluminum-coated wheels. As it reacts with brake dust and iron particles, the unique “bleeding reaction” causes the cleaner’s color to change from blue to red. This is a visual confirmation of the deep cleaning.

Bleeding Wheels is ideal for car enthusiasts, detailers, and regular vehicle owners. It tackles grime with ease and leaves wheels sparkling and spotless. The formula is gentle but powerful, protecting the delicate alloys and removing embedded iron dust.

This wheel cleaner is a powerful tool for removing heavy contamination from your wheels without using harsh chemicals. Bleeding Wheels is suitable for many vehicles and delivers professional results. This cleaner is the best choice for cleaning brake dust or daily dirt.

• Spray: Make sure that the wheels are clean and cool. Spray the bleeding wheels in an even manner.
• Be patient: Allow the cleaner to sit for 3 to 5 minutes. It may change color or foam.
• Scrub: stubborn areas gently with a brush or cloth.
• Rinse: Rinse the product thoroughly with water.
• Dried: Polish wheels using a microfiber towel.

• pH Neutral: Safe on aluminum and ceramic-coated alloy wheels.
• Iron remover: Unique bleeding effects indicate iron and brake dust.
• Non-Corrosive: Gentle but effective on delicate surfaces.
• Heavy Duty Cleaner: Removes brake dirt, rust, and light corrosion.
• Restore Shine: Leaves the wheels clean, bright, and protected.

• Is Bleeding Wheels safe for all alloys?
•  Yes, Bleeding Wheels has a pH of neutrality and is safe for both aluminum and ceramic-coated alloy wheels.
•  How long should I let the cleaner sit on the wheel before cleaning it?
  Give the formula 3-5 minutes to react and break down contaminants.
•  Can I use this product on other surfaces than the car?
  It is formulated for use on wheels, but it can also be used with caution on other metal surfaces.
•  Does the red bleeding indicate that the product has damaged my wheels?
  The red color is not damage but the reaction of the cleaner with brake dust and iron particles.