Review on 🦅 Eagle One Epic Shine Formula Car Tire Shine – Achieve a Lasting 23 OZ Shine! by Steve Hauck

I tested this on a 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer. The front wheels were pre-washed with clean water and the rear wheels were dried. I didn't clean or shake the wheels for my test as I wanted to see what the product would do on its own. After spraying the wheels on and letting the product sit for a few minutes, I didn't notice any color change. like similar iron removers or rim cleaners. During rinsing, the cleaner foamed quite heavily, but after rinsing, the difference was very negligible - the wheels looked just as dirty as they did before spraying. It's clearly not that strong and effective. I'm sure it works a lot better with a bit of elbow grease, but I'm not impressed with the strength of the cleanser itself and I probably wouldn't recommend it. However, this is a fraction of the price of more expensive cleaners, so I don't expect them to work the same way, just wanted to share my thoughts and findings.