MOTHERS 155700 Wheel/Rim Cleaning Brush

Been using this brush on a weekly basis for a while now and it’s been holding up well, the bristles are still nice and straight and overall I’m happy with the build quality and price. It makes cleaning the tyres and wheels a breeze, the bristles are also soft enough to not scratch the wheels, and the big size makes cleaning quick, overall very happy and wouldn’t hesitate to buy again.

I previously used a sponge but no need now. A great brush and worth the money

Works well so far

This a great wheel brush from MOTHERS. It's very well made (it doesn't seem to have lost any bristles yet after 6 months of regular use) and the protective rubber "bumper" and soft flexible bristles prevent any scratches. Although it's ideal for cleaning delicate wheel finishes such as diamond cut and can also be used to clean the arches, I actually use mine for cleaning my car's upper and lower plastic honeycomb grilles, which get pretty dirty and would otherwise be really tricky to clean. In the summer months I pre-spray with waterless wash or detailer and then brush out the dirt, and in the winter I do a snow foam pre-wash and then thoroughly soak with shampoo before brushing. This brush gets into all the small gaps and doesn't seem to mark or scratch at all. What a great versatile cleaning brush - highly recommended!

I recently bought an EV, which has plastic ‘aero’ covers over the alloy wheels. My wheel cleaning brushes just didn’t work with these covers - I needed something new. This brush works perfectly, it’s soft enough to not scratch, but certainly cleans effectively. The handle makes it comfortable to use.

It worked really well, until I put it into the bucket of warm water. It went all hard and the bristles all turned up. It was useless after that. The water wasn't hot because I was albe to stick my hand into the bucket with the sponge.

Gets into hard to reach places and angles. Really nice bristles, doesn't drop off. Keeps its shape and easy to clean after use.

Not too big, not too small and bristles are flexible enough to get into those smaller spaces.