Mothers Tire Brush for Car Detailing and Tire Shine
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Holly & Nicole
> 3 dayIts a GREAT brush! The only thing I have to say negative about it is that because its so dense and has so many brissles(?) , It holds a lot of the soap in it. So you have to use a little bit extra but I still wouldnt trade it. Its a GREAT brush.
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Linda
> 3 dayEasy to use!!
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Menehune
> 3 dayEasy to grip and the fact that the edges are rubber protected is a plus.
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Janice
> 3 dayThe bristles are way too stiff on this brush. I feel like it would eventually tear through the sidewall of the tire. I just threw it away.
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Nunya Biznis
> 3 dayIf you have normal or over-sized tires then this is the product for you! Excellent contour for traditional applications. Strong bristles that really remove the grime or old tire product that may be left over and preps the surface well for a new coat of tire shine. However, if you have low profile tires this product will be wasted on you. The brush is fairly large and the contour does not benefit those with tires that have shorter sidewalls. All in all great. Just not perfect for all applications
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Collin
> 3 dayThe quality of the brush and bristles are good, however the size and shape are less than ideal for lower profile tires. If your tires have a sidewall of 50 or smaller then the brush is simply too big. You have to awkwardly hold it using only half the brush which makes it hard to effectively use and keep away from the edge of the wheel rim to prevent scratching it with the stiff bristles. Something like this bush from Maxshine, https://www.amazon.com/Maxshine-Handled-Upholstery-Bristle-Detailing/dp/B07344643P, is a much better buy at basically the same price.
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A2 Car Guy
> 3 dayVery high quality - sturdy and solid feeling. Great shape for curvature of tire sidewalls.
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Jay C.
> 3 dayDoes the job nicely
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T
Greater than one weekGreat product been using Mothers stuff for years. Even if it is a few bucks more rather have this than a non name brand.
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Frank
> 3 dayI bought this for cleaning my 2500HD tires and found the bristles are to stiff. My tire cleaner doesnt suds up real well. I would imagine it would work well for caked on mud and debris. If your wheels dont get super dirty pass on this. I prefer my Adams polishes tire brush better. Adams is slightly softer and builds suds from the tire cleaner.