After washing the car I take the left over car wash soap and use my wheel face brush. Works great, no scratching what so ever and the bristles get down in the little slots.
http://www.meguiars.com/?wheel-tire-bru ... Face-Brush
For the tires they make a specific tire cleaner now which you should be able to find (I use their in bulk all purpose cleaner), and scrub with this brush:
http://www.meguiars.com/?wheel-tire-bru ... Tire-Brush
The bristles around the edge are soft so if you hit the wheel it won't scratch them.
The Insight wheels are clear coated from the factory so most wheel cleaners should be ok on them except some chrome only cleaners which car caustic either being acidic or usually extremely base. The safest thing for any wheel is to use ph balanced car wash soap and a nice soft brush to release any dirt. Too strong of a soap or cleaner can over time kill the clear coat.
If you really want to get nuts like me a Mr.Clean magic eraser works well to remove the brake dust from the back of the wheel.
http://www.meguiars.com/?wheel-tire-bru ... Face-Brush
For the tires they make a specific tire cleaner now which you should be able to find (I use their in bulk all purpose cleaner), and scrub with this brush:
http://www.meguiars.com/?wheel-tire-bru ... Tire-Brush
The bristles around the edge are soft so if you hit the wheel it won't scratch them.
The Insight wheels are clear coated from the factory so most wheel cleaners should be ok on them except some chrome only cleaners which car caustic either being acidic or usually extremely base. The safest thing for any wheel is to use ph balanced car wash soap and a nice soft brush to release any dirt. Too strong of a soap or cleaner can over time kill the clear coat.
If you really want to get nuts like me a Mr.Clean magic eraser works well to remove the brake dust from the back of the wheel.