Review: Wolfgang Über Wheel Cleaner

WRXINXS said:
I bought this product on BOGO to clean neglected wheels and really like it in situations where Griots Wheel Cleaner is just not enough.

I would still like to try SONAX as well though.

Do you guys know if Uber/Sonax are safe to use with each wash? I know they are both PH neutral.
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I am sure they are safe but I just cant imagine wheels getting that dirty to use on every wash. I do alot of rinseless and to maintain a wet towel is all I need to clean the wheels up.

I would use uber cleaner or any other wheel cleaner every six month.
 
I'm on my second 16oz bottle of Uber. It works great. I used the Pinnacle product but it didn't work as good as Uber. I may be using too much but it takes about a 16oz bottle of Uber to clean 4 wheels. That's my only complaint but I will still use Uber.
 
ediddy said:
I'm on my second 16oz bottle of Uber. It works great. I used the Pinnacle product but it didn't work as good as Uber. I may be using too much but it takes about a 16oz bottle of Uber to clean 4 wheels. That's my only complaint but I will still use Uber.
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Depending on the wheels and brake pad discharge it can take a fair amount of product to get the job done. I really think that wheel cleaner products should come in a minimum of 32 oz spray bottles and larger refill gallon containers are a must.
 
Bigbull2984 said:
I am sure they are safe but I just cant imagine wheels getting that dirty to use on every wash. I do alot of rinseless and to maintain a wet towel is all I need to clean the wheels up.

I would use uber cleaner or any other wheel cleaner every six month.
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Good Tip! And again thanks for the review. I saw it back when you did it, and bought the BOGO deal on it.

Now I have a wheel cleaner for tough to clean wheels in addition to my Griots for "Light Duty".

Drew
 
i like this better than sonax because if foams up and is very slippery. if you have black painted wheels the WG wheel cleaner will be FAR more gentle in avoiding scratch's. it has that much more lubricity than Sonax. thats my only gripe with sonax is that it turns into a film and has no lubricity or foaming action. thats my .02c
 
Thanks for the Review! I used Sonax, then switched to Iron X, I love how easy it makes it, since I dont want to scrub much on my painted wheels. I will have to give this a try next, I have always been please with my WG purchases.
 
Inferno said:
Thanks for the Review! I used Sonax, then switched to Iron X, I love how easy it makes it, since I dont want to scrub much on my painted wheels. I will have to give this a try next, I have always been please with my WG purchases.
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For wheels I prefer this over Ironx because of the working time, Ironx dries too quickly on wheels for me.
 
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