Review of Michelin Car Cleaning Products

At Carblogger we have been testing various Michelin triple action car cleaning products.  For the exterior we tried out the Wash&Wax first. The shampoo is fairly thick in its consistency, so only one or two capfuls is enough to wash a large family saloon. The wash &wax cut through the dirt and once rinsed off left a clean shiny finish, that also helps protect the bodywork.

The Michelin Wheel Cleaner preformed well, once sprayed on and left for a few minutes you could see the brake dust running off the wheels. A quick blast with the power washer left the alloys free of brake dust and road grime. The high foaming formula is PH balanced for safer use and less damage to wheels. It is also acid free to reduce marks in the lacquer, minimise corrosion and is safe to use on various types of wheels.

Then it was onto the glass cleaner. The triple action formula worked well on both inside and out, leaving no streaks or smears. The alcohol free formula leaves no nasty after smell, which helps when doing the inside of the car windows. It is also safe for tinted windows which have become popular, with more car manufactures fitting them as standard.

We then moved to the interior and tested the Michelin Dash&Trim cleaner.  It removed all dust and fingerprints from the inside of the vehicle as you would expect from most cleaners. What was noticeable that after a few days’ use, the antistatic formula was working well, by keeping the dust off the interior trim. The cleaner thankfully also does not leave behind a horrible shiny greasy finish and is perfect on plastic, carbon fibre, chrome, wood & rubber.

The last one was the tested was Michelin leather Cleaner. This preformed well on our car seats although to be fair the interior leather seats have not been heavily used or dirty. Once used on the car seats it did leave the leather feeling refreshed, supple, and smelling fresh. It will also will help to prevent cracking when using on a more regular basis