Is there any product on the market, that you can put on alloys, that makes it easy to just rinse of brake dust, instead of scrubbing wheels.

Is there any product on the market, that you can put on car that stops tar sticking to body work.

I don't know of a product that does either of those but T cut removes tar from the bodywork and waxing the alloys helps keep them clean.

A bit of decent washing up liquid on a brush (from the old fashiond brush and dustpan set) and a thorough scrub gets them clean.

I use this http://carproductstested.com/exterior-product-reviews/carplan-wonder-wheels-u/ Asda and Morrisons regularly have it on offer for £2.00.
Once clean put a layer of wax on your alloys then a simple jet wash will have them looking new
Tar can be safely removed with wd40 on a soft cloth wax wont really help with tar sticking to the bodywork.

Thanks for all advice.

My hubby got some MAguire's wheel cleaner from a friend for his birthday - the stuff is amazing! Bit pricey as far as i know from Halfords but he is very impressed with it xx

Everything in Halfrauds is expensive. I feel like i've been mugged when I leave there.

Try Mr Sheen on your alloys, let it soak in and clean off with a cloth, also try some petrol on a cloth mechanics use this to clean the inside of brake hubs.

Baldy has the correct idea, waxing your wheels helps to stop the dust sticking.

There is also a product you can buy which fits behind your wheels to stop brake dust hitting the alloys. (disc shaped cover).

Whilst were on the subject of car care. Any tips of how to get them nasty greasy smears that really show up on ye windscreen when it rains..

It depends what is on your screen/wipers that is causing the smearing try using methylated spirits to fully clean the screen and buy some new wipers.

G101 is a great pro cleaner and has the advantage of not being acid based like wonder wheels. Can use it to clean plastics and as a pre wash spray. Alternatively give Kev of provalets a shout, he does a mint job.

Ste I have been searching for these covers that fit behind wheels, but having no look, if you get a min could you see if you can find them and post a link please.

I seen them in eurocarparts Birkenhead this afternoon I meant to get the name but was chattin with the guy who works there and forgot.
They have leaflets are as you walk in on the left hand side in the corner try giving them a ring

WD40....

Ive sprayed it on road car wheels for trackdays when the pad dust can get very hot and burn the paint on the wheels (It doesnt happen with race pads due to the friction material)

The oil forms a film on the wheels and the dust sticks to it - you can then just jet wash everything off when they get dirty.