Different materials - whether alloy, chrome, steel, or painted - require different treatments. Look for a cleaner that’s specifically formulated for your wheel type to avoid any potential damage.

With the right tools and information, you can restore the finish to your chrome wheels, so they’re as shiny as when you bought them.

If you've got any chrome parts on your car, you'll want to check out AutoGuide.com's list of the best chrome cleaners to keep them nice and shiny.

Chrome wheel cleaner doesn’t often work in the opposite direction of multi-surface application and can end up damaging polished aluminum wheels. Not all chrome wheel cleaners also work on tires.

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