Best Wheel & Tire Cleaner?? BATTLE!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

⬇️🔶 LINKS TO PRODUCTS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO ⬇️⬇️ 🇺🇸 For people in USA: Adam’s Wheel & Tire Cleaner: amzn.to/3d0zy5M Turtle Wax Wheel & Tire Cleaner: amzn.to/3xGZ4oG Optimum Power Clean: amzn.to/2SVnUCa P&S Brake Buster: amzn.to/3vJLHm3 EZ Detail brush: amzn.to/3j0m2TE Wheel Woolies boar hair brush: amzn.to/2UkuXop Detail Factory brush: amzn.to/2SVbdY5 Tuf Shine Tire brush: amzn.to/2TS9ZNs Mosmatic high pressure sprayer gun: bit.ly/2Pi72DI Mosmatic nozzle (25 degree tip): bit.ly/3qdSYtc Bigboi Blower Pro dryer: amzn.to/3zKbmhS 🇨🇦 For people in Canada: Adam’s Wheel & Tire Cleaner: amzn.to/3d0zy5M Turtle Wax Wheel & Tire Cleaner: amzn.to/3zsq63G Optimum Power Clean: amzn.to/2SVnUCa P&S Brake Buster: amzn.to/3vJLHm3 Detailing brushes: bit.ly/2SJCM6V Wheel Woolies boar hair brush: amzn.to/3gQCBhX Wheel brush: amzn.to/3h7pLMD Tire brush: bit.ly/3wLEgwb Mosmatic high pressure sprayer gun: bit.ly/2Pi72DI Mosmatic nozzle (25 degree tip): bit.ly/3qdSYtc Bigboi Blower Pro dryer: bit.ly/3zE2la1 ✅ How to clean wheels and tires tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqqXi4enbKZqqMU

[@usa1671]

Pan, I was reviewing the blower in the Amazon link today and found the following: Currently unavailable. We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock.

[@issasaied8041]

Hej pan. Can i mix car shampoo a samme brand. For exsammple Turtle wax ceramic shampoo + Turtle wax zipp + Turtle wax carnauba x3

[@terryaming9580]

Hey Pan, if your wheels are ceramic coated will these be safe to use on them. The wheels (rims) are not so much the problem but the tires. Thanks very much again.

[@fotoflorian]

@pantheorganizer Can you PLEASE recommend something to take off ceramic coating from wheels? I’ve applied some to all my wheels at the same time in the sun (I know, stupid) and in the same moment witnessed a dump truck plow into a vehicle right in front of me… in the commotion of helping stabilize the situation, I forgot all about the spray and it dried on the wheels completely. They now have a continuous grime to them. I’ve tried (almost) every kind of wheel cleaner. The wheels still look like crap. They are powder coated black alloys from factory. Any help or suggestion is greatly appreciated!

[@RMassey86]

I've tried 3 of these and I keep going back to Meguiar's All Wheel and Tire Cleaner in the pink bottle. For me it does the absolute best on tire browning which really shows on large truck tires

[@dubcityfx4841]

Agree 100%. Meguiars Hot Rimz in the pink bottle destroys the tire blooming with minimum agitation. It is EXTREMELY harsh on skin though. Found that out the hard way when the trigger broke on my last bottle and every spray I squeezed, it would leak a bit of product on my hands. I know, my bad for skipping my nitrile gloves, but sometimes you gotta learn the hard way....

[@00M1]

My go-to tire cleaner.

[@gogators5762]

Same! It can also clean house hold items. For the price is 100% go to product.

[@cesars7860]

I have wheels that are painted with a 2k automotive finish. What's your opinion on using Meguiar's on my wheels, is it too harsh?

[@RMassey86]

@@cesars7860 my wheels are also painted and it doesn't hurt them at all. I don't let it sit on them a long time and dry or anything, but it's pretty safe

[@la32magicj]

Pan takes the W for helping us weekend warriors out

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you for that, I appreciate it! Always nice to see my viewers appreciate the hard work I put into making my videos.

[@arizonacolour8793]

Meguire's is the best w&T cleaner tbh. I saw way better results from that than all these 4 combined

[@CelebrityLyrics]

Is Pan same as P&S?

[@WarPigRS]

I've only been detailing for about 10 years now, but so far my favorite wheel cleaner is tie between Megs, and Nanoskin. Nanoskin is such a great price in bulk. And the new ceramic armorall tire coating has been amazing for the price. Leaves a nice satin finish, with no sling.

[@ericanderson4460]

Thanks I use P & S brake buster with super clean APC as a back up

[@Mau105]

Finally tried out the Turtle Wax tire and wheel cleaner $5.50 here in Hawaii. It is a superb cleaner on both tires and wheels, which I followed up with Adams tire dressing product. Superb results, thanks for stellar comparison reviews saving us car heads much time and frustration!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the positive feedback!

[@emjayy9527]

Great to see the side to side comparison. My favorite is Adams. Cleaner still works diluted 1:1 and I only need 1 pass (regularly cleaned wheels and tires). Full strength for neglected tires and Wheel Cleaner (has Iron Remover) for built up brake dust. I use 1:1 in my IK Sprayer and the gallon lasts a long time for me and it’s used regularly on 4 cars. Regular sales from Adams makes it a bit cheaper IMO

[@armandoalvarez7085]

Couldnt agree more. I've used both P&S and Adams. IMO, Adam's >

[@taijgrant4088]

How do we know which ones are safe on certain wheels

[@kevincraftsbcs4488]

I have been using Brake Buster for about a year now. I agree it seems to be one of the best cleaners out there. On really dirty wheels with baked on brake dust much extra scrubbing is needed. I find that scrubbing with the magic eraser sponges and using the brake buster works best. I would like to see a video demonstrating how to clean really dirty wheels.

[@keithlutz9371]

Thanks for the Magic Erasure tip. I have a 2013 Subaru Outback with 281,000 miles on it. The body looks fantastic because of Jescar and Colinite 845, but rims were looking lame. Going to try your advice!

[@floridiantraveler]

You should review the Detail Geek’s car care products Pan 😃

[@garrettgreen9667]

I doubt he would do that since it's another KZbinr

[@stephaneroux4795]

For my needs, P&S is what I use since I wash my car often I dilute it 1:5 and apply it with an IK Foam Pro2. Great result and economical... Great video by the way! Tks.

[@216baja]

For my use, Adams is my go to product then P&S and I purchase these in gallon formats. My opinion is that nothing removes browning like Adams.

[@chrisryan8894]

Agreed, and I’ve tried Adams in a foam pump diluted 3:1 and it still beats brake buster in my humble opinion

[@cjgan80]

Ever since I saw Pan use the P&S brakebuster with the IK Foam sprayer, I haven't looked at others since lol

[@masterstacker2833]

I wonder whether foaming gets into the wheel interiors as well as spraying. I prefer spraying. Just my 2c.

[@cjgan80]

@@masterstacker2833 if you spray the foam just on the surface (perpendicular) it won't cover the interior as much so you have to spray a bit inside as well and work it out with a wheel brush.

[@barrybij8079]

i started using it in a foam cannon After seeing pan and matt do it

[@leonardcrisci7254]

Honestly I don’t think it’s all that great

[@masterstacker2833]

@@leonardcrisci7254 I question whether foaming Brake Buster is worthwhile. Spraying right out of the bottle works for me. You need to brush the tires and wheels in either case. I think there is a fascination with foam these days. I foam the paint before a 2 bucket wash. But that is worthwhile as you are using a mitt on the paint and not a brush.

[@munecaeburro]

I tried with Turtle wax last time. The results were ok, but the problem is that it runs out very quickly as you said

[@williamthomastaggart5080]

Pan, I love your head-to-head reviews. I think Adams and Brake Buster are the two front runners, with Turtle Wax right with them. Thanks again, and enjoy your weekend.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks William! I hope you will have a great weekend too!

[@Meeeks]

@@PanTheOrganizer when washing your wheels, what soap do you have in your bucket?

[@luismcdetailing8907]

I’m a mobile detailer I’ve been using brake buster for months, the best wheel cleaner for me!

[@otonielaburtobermejo4774]

Break buster ?

[@loganpaoli1828]

Try the 1320 wheel cleaner

[@frankbaker8905]

I'm liking meguires hot rims, nice foaming, also, I've found spraying without rinsing first keeps the product undiluted and helps it stick and get to work better

[@dubcityfx4841]

+1 Hot Rimz is great cost/performance product. Def want to be careful to not get it on your skin. It is very harsh.

[@JayTdub13]

I got some Adam’s on sale the other day. They had some 48 hour sale. I’m fairly surprised at turtle wax. I didn’t think this stuff was up to date. I’m wrong! Foam may be a little much but dang it does good.

[@brandondarnes3699]

Yup, I agree. P&S did the best. Tires look great and I think the wheels look brighter too. I’ve been using it for about 2 years now and I was happy to see it do so well for you! Great video as always

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks Brandon!

[@curtr.5083]

P&S has proven itself to me. I’ve used it for as long as Matt Moreman has had it in his store. Breaks down M-car levels of brake dust and grime. Great cost, works great in a foamer, lubricates more than any other wheel cleaner I’ve used, smells OK, rinses well, and cleans tires extremely well. I couldn’t ask for more. I did just pick up NV Purge to try it out since I like to usually keep a heavy wheel cleaner in the cabinet, but I rarely need to use them.

[@maestrooscuro5299]

Love the turtle wax after the product is done I continue to use the sprayer to foam my break buster

[@stephenmoxley3004]

Great video, Pan. I've been using the P & S. I dilute it and put it in a foamer. It works amazingly well. I have not tried any other products, as this one works so well.

[@5219spark]

P&S brake buster thumbs up and best bang for the bucks👍💰

[@J1Z06]

I have Brake Buster and Adam’s. Brake Buster is slightly less powerful than Adam’s. (In My opinion) If a lot of strength is needed, Adam’s gets the nod. I normally use Brake Buster straight up in My foam cannon. It works very well that way. I’ve never tried the others… not sure if I need to. Thanks for another great video, Pan. Have a great weekend.

[@JJS432]

Agreed, Adams is a much stronger product. I always found myself spraying P&S several times to rip off all the dirt for a clean slate.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Good to know Jay!

[@rsc1911]

Great presentation - I use the Adams and love the way it cleans but find I need a lot of product to finish the job. Will give the Brake Buster a try. Thanks for the hard work.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

If you want to make your product go further, dilute it in a foam pump sprayer. Try a few different dilution ratios (3:1 or 4:1) and make it foam. Especially Brake Buster, it works great in a foaming pump sprayer. As I show in this wheel and tire cleaning demo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqqXi4enbKZqqMU

[@DSeN7]

For a foamy product like the Turtle Wax I feel like one can use less product if they apply less foam then do one light brush on or “spread” the product before the one minute dwell time.

[@Figure8Video]

Pan as always thanks for the product reviews!! I know this might not be a good comment to sell products... But I find that once I have properly detailed my car (from polish to coating) with whichever best-in-class products, conduct a routine maintenance wash including a quick detailer topper, the bugs, tar, dirt, brake and wheel dust easily comes off during the maintenance wash without needing the extra "specialized products". The advancement in coatings seems to rival computer and electronic advancements. It is great to have such a plethora of high-quality, high technology/chemistry, and effective coatings/polishes. Makes keeping our vehicles looking great much easier and less time-consuming.

[@SB-en5uz]

I used Meguiar Ultimate all wheel cleaner in the past and It was doing a great job. I think it have some kind of iron remover in it (because of the bad smell) and I didn't like the idea of using a iron remover every 1-2 week on my wheel. Now I use P&S Brake Buster.

[@DSeN7]

Adams and Turtle Wax did the best. Considering price, Turtle Wax takes the WIN.

[@elvisvaquerano3695]

not sure if you saw but at 11:58 where he shows all of them together you can see how turtle wax left the tire the most brown out of all the cleaners

[@elvisvaquerano3695]

pns looks like it did the best removing the browning and cleaning the wheel

[@HellzHonour]

He also said the TW uses more products since it’s a foam sprayer.

[@Mr.grubby]

@@elvisvaquerano3695 the browning is normal its the tires antiozonant which is there to help prevent dry rot its just a layer exposed from my understanding

[@johnhailey_00]

I say adams is overpriced

[@georgehurst3367]

Great video Pan! I've been using the P&S Brake Buster on my Porsche 911 Turbo wheels and tires. Since it has steel rotors and not the PCCBs and generate a lot of brake dust. I spray them with the Hyde's Rust Serum (when I can get it) to help prevent the rust from forming on the rotors. You mentioned P&S has a rust preventer. The next time I wash I will not use the Hyde's to see if P&S has enough rust inhibitor to prevent the rotors from rusting.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Also a quick tip: as soon as you're done rinsing the car, drive up and down your driveway and apply the brakes. Then dry your car. That should take care of any surface rust prior to it starting.

[@bishopd2290]

Love these videos. Hope you have done one for every area of the car. But your year end winners is the best help also. Takes the testing and money waste out of the picture. Thank you Pan.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Happy to hear that! And I appreciate the positive feedback. Have you watched my real world paint protection durability test? 20 different paint protectants applied to the same vehicle and followed for a full year and four seasons to see how they all performed. Here's part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6ClhX-mh6t5rZY I have battle videos on chemical resistance, foam cannons, snow foams, quick detailers, you name it. If you type in the topic you are searching for +Pan The Organizer in the KZbin search bar, you're likely to find a video about it on my channel. ;) I have over 750 videos so far with new ones added twice weekly (Wed and Sat).

[@keithgriffin6207]

I have the power clean and break buster so I'm loving this before I even watch it Another good video pan good job

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@metromatt]

Meguiars Non Acid Wheel and Tire cleaner works just as well as Brake Buster. It blows me away how well it works for an OTC cleaner you can grab quickly if you run out. It’s usually in the $12-14 range as well. Lasts about 4 washes for me.

[@mplslawnguy3389]

For non-professional detailers that just like a clean car, nothing over the top, Meguiar's makes great products that are available everywhere. I've been using their stuff for many years.

[@TheEnder82]

I noticed the better quality spray nozzle on your Adam's bottle immediately because I've been using Adam's 16oz with a crappy spray nozzle that comes out in a stream. Thanks for clarifying that this is a common issue.I will be transferring the rest of my Adam's to a new spray bottle and then switch to p&s when I finish it off.

[@georgetrotter3012]

Another great video Pan, just have to say, after using the Adams Wheel and Tire cleaner for the last year or so, I dilute it 3 to 4 parts water 1 part Cleaner and it works very well. I honestly don't think that I have ever had to use it straight up. Hopes that this helps anyone interested in the product.

[@gryphon123456]

I use the P&S. it’s done a wonderful job cleaning for me but I definitely have to agree on the sprayer. Mine just kept jamming and was useless, I just ended up dumping a little into a bucket and kept dipping my tire brush. Did ok that way.

[@butchc9226]

I’ve been using the TW cleaner. It does a great job. But I do have a coating of TW Max Wax on my rims. That helps.

[@Alex.AL_26]

Just bought a gallon of P and S Brake Buster, excited to give it a try!

[@markymark903]

I used it recently for the first time. I was happy with it.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Good choice!

[@brandondarnes3699]

You’ll love it

[@leonardcrisci7254]

Honestly the turtle wax is better than the PS

[@Jeeper1378]

Current is Brake buster. Was using in foam cannon. Recently started using it in my older IK9. The wand makes it easier to use and get better coverage inside the barrels. The cannon just blasted the front face and the paint.

[@garymiller1977]

I bought the Adams and used it for the first time two weeks ago! Very impressed with the product and my tires and wheels still look great even after heavy rain storms and gravel road.

[@4567playstation]

Did you had brownish tires?

[@jseichhorn]

Not sure I agree based on what I saw in the video and my personal experience. It looked to me like Adams pulled off more of the blooming and on the P&S wheel I could see some dirt left over on a couple of the spokes. I'm currently using Adams full strength in a foam cannon and it works great, I feel slightly better than P&S.

[@slidetek]

I've got the Turtle Wax cleaner, but prefer the Meguiar's wheel cleaner a _lot_ more - but it's only a _wheel cleaner._ Nice thick gel, it changes color to purple when it hits brake contaminants. The Turtle Wax does great on tires, but seems to need a bit more elbow grease than the Meguiar's on wheels. I did use probably almost half a bottle of the Turtle Wax the first time I used it.

[@zeeshanhb9520]

For me, my favorite is sonax, bern using it for quite a while now and leaves wheels absolutely spotless. Kinda pricey but well worth it

[@aaronpetersen2736]

Adam's and Turtle Wax. I use Adam's for the tires because of the foaming action, and I use Diablo Wheel Gel from Chemical Guys for the wheels.

[@adampetten1009]

CG Diablo is my goto aswell.

[@Meldium]

Well Pan the Turtle Wax wheel and tire cleaner is my favorite. It's the cheapest and I dilute it 1:1 on my IK foam pro 2 and I get thick foam with the orange tip. Yes it's $3.97 a bottle which on Amazon I just add 6 bottles to my shopping cart and it comes out to $23.82 and while doing 1:1 i get upto 2 gallons worth since 23oz times 6 is 138oz of product. I won't go to another brand. This works for me and my customers all love it even without dressing. The one's that want wet tire dressing I apply Mequires All Season tire dressing and blow out the excess with an electric air duster/blower. It reduces the extreme wet look and doesn't leave dressing splatter on the car after driving. Dressing lasts about 3/4 weeks ready for next maintenance service. This is one of my best selling points on exterior details. Great job Pan.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! And good tip for the dilution! Thanks for the real world feedback.

[@davidwerst7238]

Agreed Pan. I can’t find anything better for the price than Break Buster. And yes I still use Bead Maker for a drying aid. Can’t beat that either for the price. P&S makes great products for the price point they have.

[@keithlutz9371]

Initially had a problem with streaking with Bead Maker, However, bead maker is FANTASTIC as a drying aid. No streaks and my charcoal gray Subaru Outback absolutely GLOWS afterwards.

[@PabloAguirreB]

Hi! Pan. Here in Ecuador I have used Turtle Wax and I can say that it is an excellent product also considering the price. Another product I use for tires is Beast from Sonax.

[@rhino1218]

I always use the P&S brake buster! Does a great job.

[@Ben-bj6ck]

Chemical Guys Signature Series works really well as a wheel cleaner AND a tire cleaner as well. It's best recommended to use it concentrated on tires. Super high foam when scrubbing, very easy to scrub and clean. This is the best behind Mothers Wheel & Tire Cleaner in my books.

[@marcg1964]

I've had good results with Meguiar's wheel and tire cleaner diluted 4:1 in a IK foamer.

[@rebelliousgoat1557]

Lol at you for using Meguiar’s 😂

[@jmoneyosh]

I literally bought the IK Foam Sprayer 2 and a gallon of P&S Brake Buster off Prime ONE DAY BEFORE YOU RELEASED THIS VIDEO because of your previous recommendation. This video was fate! Great content!!!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

There you go! 👍🏻

[@slimfrank86]

This is a great video. I just swapped over to use more Adam's products from Turtle Wax products, which did include their tire and wheel cleaner. I didn't notice any improvements, but seeing this video, it looks more like I'm going to switch back for the value. Thank you.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@theelifeofdez381]

In my opinion turtle wax did better than adams

[@bstewartexecutivecarcare3797]

Been using P&S for quite some time now and for my money it’s my go to. Have used it diluted 50/50 in a former with very good results. I also think the rust inhibitors make it a better product. Since none of these products has a iron removing ingredient I do need to use an iron remover about every two months to get my wheels really clean, Koch Chemie magic wheel cleaner is my favorite as it’s not quite as strong as Iron X. Also I wash my car on average once a week. Adams is ok, but it has some harsher chemicals in it that would concern me if it were to be used on a regular basis. The others I haven’t tried so I can’t comment. Thanks for the review 👍✌️☮️

[@timyoung4039]

I’ve used many wheel & tires products and armor all extreme beats all of these. Adam’s is so far out of touch with their pricing! $15 for 16 oz?!?! I’d maybe buy it at 32 oz bottles.

[@zelok3657]

Appreciate this one. Have been trying to decide which one I should buy.

[@steveclark2426]

Great video once again. I use turtlewax max power for my wheels at the xtreme mix ratio. I bought a foaming spray trigger from carzilla. I have a pick up and live on a gravel road. It works wonders and is inexpensive. I tried the optimum power clean and was very disappointed in its performance, especially considering the price. Because of your videos I now have dedicated wheel bucket aside from my 2 bucket wash method. Keep the tips and tricks coming, I’m enjoying a swirl free vehicle!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@akxngsjourney]

Thanks love

[@cindyjohnson6993]

You’re right about the P&S brake buster the nozzle stop working. I tried to find if you posted the nozzle sprayer you replaced it with but I couldn’t find it .

[@sahilahmed1736]

Mate, you got to do detail geek autocare's products review

[@redlumf]

Thanks for sharing this comparo. I have tried both Adam’s and P&S. After using up the 16 oz. bottles, I decided to get a gallon of Adam’s. In my experience, the Adam’s got rid of more dirt. Lately, I’ve been diluting the Adam’s 1:1 in an IK sprayer, and it’s been working well for me. Now that you brought it up, I’ll have to pay attention to how much it costs.

[@efrainsanchez1999]

Question what is a 1:1 i have a Ik sprayer as well

[@BadEngineering.]

I personally like P & S the most. I've been using it since you recommended it! For the cost per dollar its top. Especially when you're washing at least once (or more) a week for 2-3 cars it goes a long way for sure. I do agree though on the sprayer that P & S 16oz bottles suck. I usually tend to take the left over spray heads I have from the Adams and put it on the P & S.

[@brentonl2631]

Turtle Wax would be my choice for the end result and price. Maybe would just need to spend a little extra time on each wheel. P&S would be the outright winner though.

[@evanpugh7599]

1st) Adam's polishes. 2nd) Turtle wax 3rd) P & S Brake Buster 4) Optimum. I tried Jay Leno's Garage wheel cleaner. I like it, does a pretty good job. You should give that product a try.

[@efexas3695]

i liked the way turtle wax worked. Also im using autoglym wheel moose cleaner its like foam from a big spray can and i like what it does it reaches everywhere with little effort

[@lb7wade518]

I have used a lot of expensive details products!! Never count out the cheap turtle wax products

[@lousassole3145]

Turtle wax isn't the same it was 10 years ago, they've definetly stepped their game up

[@5hift6ear]

P&S FTW. Does a great job at cleaning wheels and tires, you can dilute it, and it also has a rust inhibitor built into it which none of the other products in this test feature. If you want just a really good wheel cleaner, Brown Royal is one of my favorites. Thank you for sharing Pan.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for watching!

[@pedrocarrillo6411]

P&S and Adams did the best job

[@francoisroux4989]

Hi to everybody, thanks again Pan! In my opinion the rankin g is 1. Adams, 2,P&S 3, Turtle Wax and 4, Optimum with is an APC not wheel & tire designated... I'm using Adam's tire cleaner and Adam's eco wheel cleaner actually for all my cars mixer with agitation & car soap in a bucket. I have fantastic results and I'm buying in gallon. I do prefer separate products than all in one!! Another great production Pan!! Always following... Frank

[@ronlk46]

Once again, a very good and informative video Pan. I use Auto Fanatic “Professional Wheel Cleaning Foam Mega Concentrate”. I’m using it currently in my iK Pro 2 Sprayer.. Once my home building is complete I’ll be using in my MTM PF22 Foam Cannon. Recommend you do a demonstration. It’s also available on Amazon.

[@lookahere]

I love Auto Fanatic products!

[@ronlk46]

@@lookahere I’ve been using his products for years! He continues to make improvements in their formulas. His latest his his Car wash Shampoo by adding his Gloss Enhancer.

[@lookahere]

@@ronlk46 Man his Gloss Enhancer is crazy! I use it on my white Mustang GT and the gloss is unbelievable. Everyone that sees it always asks me how did I get it so shiny. On dark colors it's simply insane! I MUST try his latest shampoo asap!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I already did a full review on the Auto Fanatic Wheel Cleaner here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqCmlYquo8lsga8 It even took an award in my awards video. ;)

[@ronlk46]

@@lookahere You will love the shampoo! You can wash your car in the sun and it rinses off the car like no other car shampoo I’ve ever used. Then towel drying with one large towel, like Griot’s. Watch his KZbin video on the “New” Shampoo.

[@ims7568]

I used turtle wax back then. Good price, and good foaming also. But it dulls my wheel paintwork. Turtle wax said their wheel cleaner does not contain acid. But idk.. So i started using brake buster. And i stick to it till now.

[@russellault2391]

my vote either Adams, or Turtle

[@snowdoglover8204]

I use Sonax Beast , it smells like hell but works great. Tried it on my Seat Arosa and the weels have never been so clean as they are now. Great VId!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for sharing

[@snowdoglover8204]

@@PanTheOrganizer Maybe you can use it in another vid? I know that there is a new version from sonax. I just like to know how U think about it. Learned allot from your vids!

[@magnificent317]

P&S break buster

[@cfrontron]

I agree Terrance.

[@curtr.5083]

Yessir, you nailed it. Love my brake buster.

[@alfredomartinez2615]

Not bad for a mild cleaner. Adam’s is much stronger. Give it a try and you will change your opinion. Unless the price of product it’s something you’re judging on.

[@E85_STI]

What do you dilute to? I have a gallon that I’ve had for a year and I use an IK foamer but It always seems like it doesn’t really clean as I have to agitate always.

[@watchman6141]

Pan, I use P&S tire and wheel cleaner for the reasons you mention and I also purchased the gallon refill. If my wheels are extra dirty I use Sonax wheel cleaner instead.

[@zachmulharan9507]

Bought TW last week and worked very well.

[@johnbarron4265]

Great video and a proper comparison. The Adam's produced the best result, followed by, P&S, Turtle Wax, then the All Purpose. This is judging by the brightness and silvery luster of the rim and the blackness of the tire. I would be happy with the results of any of the three dedicated wheel cleaners if used on my car. I think what's more important than a specific brand or formula is to have the appropriate assortment of brushes like you used here, and to follow a procedure to ensure every square centimeter of the wheel and tire gets agitated while the product is doing its magic.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks John!

[@thinkforyourself5672]

#1- TW Hyper Foam #2- Nanoskin Non Acid Wheel cleaner #3- P&S Brake Buster. All diluted 3 or 4 to 1 since I buy them by the gallon

[@carsandteck]

At the end of the cleaning using p&s the tyre still had some browning. Turtle is the winner in my opinion.

[@niemiradave5047]

I considered the turtle wax recently, but went with eagle one again, which is my go to. I will try the turtle wax in the future, since availability of the product is very high on my list it could replace eagle one.

[@warrenalbert7922]

My #1 is PS with Meguiars as my #2. I use a 2:1 dilution for my vehicles.

[@gorestar216]

I personally use the griotts w/t cleaner. it's pretty good, I think it has an iron remover in it too. so I like it

[@mills271]

Great video Pan! I've used Adam's in the past, and it it is one of the best products out there, but I recently switched to the P&S Brake Buster. It's very comparable, the price is half the price, and I've been having great results since switching to it. I can get a gallon of Brake Buster for half of the price of Adam's. They are both great products though.

[@gabea.458]

I buy Brake Buster by the gallon and use it in a dedicated foam cannon. Pan we were blessed enough to buy a house. I remember your video on how you clean your shower glass. Ever consider doing a video on how to use some of your equipment/chemical on other house areas. For example using a McCulloch steamer on grout or other items, I've seen people use oxyclean on brick and power wash it, maybe foaming stucco, garage doors, whatever....just an idea. For starters anything more durable you recommend for exterior glass other than P&S Beadmaker?

[@kenkobra]

You know what works really good for about 5 cents per 16 oz bottle...water with 20 drops of dawn dish soap. That is what I use only on my tires and works great.

[@micha6887]

Right, but my wife keeps getting on to me for using her soap, 🤣

[@johnandstephanie377]

Yep. and some super clean as back up

[@alfredomartinez2615]

I have used Break Buster and Adam’s Wheel & Tire. I used 3 gallons of break buster then switched to Adam’s. I believe Adams is a much stronger solution. I now use Adam’s Wheel & Tire exclusively. I love using the wheel and tire cleaner in a foam canon. I always use the chemicals straight up. Of course if is pricing is a concern break buster would be the choice.

[@Matt_justlikethat]

Hey Pan, I use Armor All Extreme wheel an tire cleaner, it also a foaming solution. Leave it dwell 30 seconds, cleans both really well with normal agitation with the same configuration brushes u used. I’m happy with the results prior to rinsing prior to rinsing an foaming vehicle. Hey Pan spraying the vehicle after rinse with McKees rinseless wash prior to foaming.👍👍👍

[@wazco4840]

I think turtle wax won but my go to is The Ethos Wheel Cleaner and Iron Decon. Or the Ethos A.P.C does a great job also.

[@Yota4Life]

Awesome video as always... I love value brands like TW. Can you do a video about getting a showroom shine? Maybe do like a glaze with a da and/or a spray that will give you a nice showroom shine prior to delivery of a customer’s vehicle...

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I'm not a fan of glazes as they usually contain fillers and only mask the imperfections instead of truly removing them and correcting the paint like a real compound and polish would do. Here's what I do to a brand new car: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6W7mX2Elqtje6c

[@Yota4Life]

@@PanTheOrganizer Thanks Pan. Keep up the good work!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks! What’s your favourite video on my channel so far by the way?

[@Yota4Life]

@@PanTheOrganizer sry for the late reply... Man that is a tough one. Love all your vids. I like the product comparisons of course cause you tell it like it is... secret tips and tricks is a good one... Like when you showed the synthetic wax on the inside of the windows (Just cool)... You always learn something useful in all your vids... top products videos are always a treat as well. The first video I saw was the TW ice ... I believe you used it on your beamer at the time and I really dug the cleaning process... You answer most overthought questions really well in your videos. While other channels go for the most expensive product... You throughly test them and explain what each does well, which gives them most value, and which one is the best overall. The cameos are cool as well because whoever you have on also brings value to the channel in some way shape or form. Kudos Pan!

[@chassy]

So far, the best bang for my bucks : P&S Brake buster P&S Iron remover or AutoGlym iron P&S Interior cleaner P&S Bead maker If not P&S. I use Turtle Wax seal and shine or Ice wax spray. It gives me full satisfaction.

[@5hift6ear]

Ice spray wax is a very good product

[@chassy]

@@5hift6ear Yep! Very satisfying for the price.👍

[@Vicaire07]

I think Adams polish should of been first place I use that stuff on a daily and works best. And also you should of used these products on wheel and tires that has been used up harder in the elements. Cause those tires looked pretty clean already.

[@keithd1919]

I have p & s brake buster and I just tried adam’s. I’d give the edge to adam’s, but brake buster is really good also.

[@alfredomartinez2615]

💯. Break buster isn’t too shabby but Adams is much more powerful!

[@ryeguy01]

I think optimum power clean (OPC) would have done better if it was foamed on. The others seem to have natural foaming agents but OPC barely foams when sprayed (which is expected, it's an APC) so it doesn't sit on the surface as long. There's another video somewhere on youtube where the guy did OPC vs brakebuster, both with ik foamers, and the OPC performed notably better.

[@bryanmoreno6596]

Turtle wax for the win. Can't beat the price for how well it works.

[@alltheboost801]

I just tested Adams vs the newer Ethos all in one vs Brake Buster and Adam’s one by a land slide. When I applied Brake Buster over the tire cleaned with Adam’s it was white foam. But when I put Adam’s on the tire cleaned by Brake Buster, it still had a lot of browning and grime it pulled out. Seems like that’s the case for a lot of other comparison videos I’ve seen on KZbin. Also, the Adams 1 gallon is on sale right not for 29.99. It’s a steal and cleans the best. I tried this comparison on 2 trucks and 1 car, all with different tires.

[@rsxfreak79]

I have great results with OPC 1:1 on my tires. I don’t use it for my wheels as I use KCx MWC. Thanks for your review, Pan!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for sharing!

[@404notfound.....]

P & S brake Buster followed by Adam's tire and rubber cleaner. Turtle wax & optimum rounding out the pack. Great video pan! Enjoying the content! 🇨🇦🐢

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thank you!

[@tz1708]

I have a gallon of P&S and use with my foamer. Works great. But I find myself reaching for my bottle of Griot's. Works just as well or better but I think their spray bottle is the best in the industry. Would love your opinion.

[@PanTheOrganizer]

I haven't tested the Griot's yet.

[@haroldjones12]

I've been using dawn powerwash and it's been great at keeping my tires clean for almost 2 weeks after each wash

[@randyrockwell6136]

Thanks for another good product comparison! I have used the Adams and was very satisfied with it!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

Thanks for the feedback Randy!

[@detailobsessed]

That turtle wax foams surprisingly well!

[@phuxtick]

Curious to see how these stack up against my usual go-to: Jax Wax HD Wheel & Tire in an IK foam sprayer diluted 1:1 Never had to do a second pass with it.

[@boostseason]

this was literally on my to do list today to research the best one, and then I see this video! perfect timing!

[@PanTheOrganizer]

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