Mothers Car Wash Brush, Wheel and Fender Brush, Short Handle Tire Cleaner for Car Detailing, 10 Inch, Red/Black

I have used it one time to clean my wheels. I like that its soft and works better than my wash mitt. Just the right weight and handle length.

Works great at cleaning wheel face, doesn't scratch the wheels and the hairs feel very soft. Seems like it is good quality, and built to last as well.

I use this to clean off my drone. It's soft enough it doesn't scratch the drone. But strong enough it gets off all the grime and chemicals. I'm surprised because some of the chemical can be corrosive and eat through glue/plastic and this has held up great! I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work great for rims and tires.

This is a very well contracted brush. It feels solid and well made. The rubber bumper on the head of the brush protects well from pumping into painted portion of the car. The bristles are very voluminous yet not stiff. This brush is fuller and bigger than I imagined from the stock photo. I am attaching several photos next to the wheel of my car and a ruler so you can see it in context.I could not wait until the first reasonably warm day arrived so I can test it on my car. Finally, yesterday such day arrived.I have to say it did not work quite as well as I expected.On the positive side1) It was really much faster cleaning than the old small wheel brush I had2) It allowed me not to bend as much, which is the main I reason I bought it after having back surgery 6 months ago I still have limitations on my motion.3) It did not lose any bristles during the washingOn the negative side1) The brush's head is very large, so even in my car with a very large wheel detail I managed to get the brush stuck a few times. The good news is that the rubber edge around the head did protect the wheel but I had hard time getting it out.2) It did not remove all of the winter grime, some tougher spots will require more elbow grease when my back is feeling better. I washed it twice with the soapy solution, and once with the brush that just had plain water before rising off with a hose.I am attaching several photos showing the brush next to the car and the ruler so you can see its size. I also have close-ups of the dirty wheel and the wheel after cleaning. The brush did a decent job even if it was not a perfect job.

Love the comfort and how well built these brushes are . The design and value seems top notch.Only complaint is on Amazon as their customer support has got awful but not the fault of the product.

We get a lot of pollen and tree scum living in the woods, and this brush makes it easy to clean out from around the window gaskets, door handles, marker lights and grill. The bristles are soft, which minimizes the chance of scratching, yet they are deep enough to get in the channel where the dirt builds up. Use good soap and rinse often = no abrasion. (This brush is Not used on wheels. We have a different type with stiffer bristles that does a good job on the sidewalls, inner fenders, running boards and wheel spokes.)

This brush is somehow inexpensive, gentle, and performs well. The bristles bend to get into the groove of your wheels, and the handle makes it easy to reach all of those nooks and crannies. I haven't been using it long enough to assess long-term durability, but after a couple uses it still looks as good as new, which is a good sign. It was easy to clean my wheels and tires, and this brush did not disrupt the powder coat in any way.

The bristles on this brush are soft enough not to scratch your wheels and therefore they require a little effort on your part to clean the wheels. This is especially true if your wheels are dirty and have a ton of brake dust on them. I wash my car weekly but sometimes neglect the wheels for a week or two, but they get done monthly at the very least. If you don't clean them that often, you may have issues with this brush not being stiff enough to clean, but I don't think that's what this product was intended for.This brush takes in and holds a lot of cleaner. When I rinse it out after use, it takes a few seconds to get all the cleaner out of it. It is important you do that each use as the cleaner will attract dirt of its own. After rinsing, shake like you're throwing it on the ground but keep a hold of it! Do that 3 times and you'll get all the water out. Store with your car cleaning stuff and it will last a while. I've had mine for 3 years with at least twice monthly use and it still works as well now as it did new.EDIT: Here we are a year and a half after I wrote this review and I'm STILL using this same brush and it still works fine. So we're coming up on five years of fairly heavy use. I plan to get the same brush with the longer handle. I do with the bristles were a little stiffer and I also use the longer wheel magic brush to get inside the wheel barrel but I still like and use this brush just about every time I wash the cars. I just hope the quality hasn't changed in the last few years.