anyone recommend an alloy wheel cleaner that wont damage my wheels that i could purchase in halfords, i try to avoid these products but my wheels have a few stains on them and are not coming of with normal shampoo thanks andy

I have used wonder wheels a couple of times with no issues. One thing I found works really well on motorbike wheels is those industrial hand wipes they come in a big yellow tub and are called big wipes

Fom halfords theres not really anything i would recommend, stuff from the likes of billburry is online and is pretty good stuff!

i have used autoglym wheel cleaner but i usually use a whole bottle for 4 wheels so not economic.

Bilberry but not from halfrauds

AG Clean Wheels works great for me >> http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/store...tegoryId_255235

Auto Finesse Imperial

Use it on quite a few details and continues to impress me.

definitly bilberry some good stuff but get it from ebay got a good bargin

Plus it last forever I've Valeted 50 cars and only done two mixes with it

I now use Bilberry, fantastic stuff, however I only ever use it for the rear of the wheel where it's much harder to clean, the face of the wheel is just soapy water and sponge only - ever.
I just light spray the bilberry (weak solution) at the back and use a Megs wheel brush together with a bucket of soapy water, each week it cleans them up nicely.

Bilberry is amazin stuff

Bilberry is great, also look at Autobrite Very Cherry, it's slightly cheaper than bilberry and gives great results too
One thing is definitely buy from an online shop, halfords are usually a rip off and they don't supply the greatest stock, some of it is good, but for the "proper" cleaning stuff, you can't beat online =]

Since I put the C5 gteckniq seal on my wheels, they just wipe clean with warm water. Cannot recommend it enough!

Another vote for Bilberry. It's amazing stuff!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVziDlyKAE4
I would keep away from wonder wheels and similar products. They are basically acid and eat at the lacqure on your wheels.

Get your self some wheel woolies. They have a really long handle and come in set of three. Bit expnesive i know but you will never need to buy another crappy brush when the handle pops off.

The big one does most wheels and looks like a bog brush
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/pb-wheel-woolies.html

Results on a customers car from bilberry:


Just spray it on all over

And just jet wash it off