ABN Car Wheel Rim Cleaning 3-Piece Kit – Original Brush Stick Tool Tire Woolie Wooly Wand Set (3 Brushes)

Love it. My favorite tool for cleaning wheels, though I have not much use the the large one.

Let me start off saying that I primarily use these in order to was white rota grids. They have been a pain to keep clean but these Wheel Woolies certainly help. It is great having three different sizes as the large one is perfect for cleaning the barrel, and the two smaller ones are great on the face and lip. My only grip id have to say is that I wish there was a little more material on the top of the brushes (in line with the stick). When getting into very tight areas around the lips of my wheel I need to use the front end of the brush, and there really just isnt much material there. Pros: +Cleans great +Very soft +Good variety in size +Long reach Cons: -Needs more material in line with stick

You get what you pay for. These arent cheap but they do the job. The handles are flexible enough to bend and get these woolies into the hard-to-reach places and the brushes are great for scrubbing and rinse clean easily.

They work well and they fit every where

Got them same day I ordered. Washed the car and these did great in cleaning my rims/tires from the junk build up in the inner well of the rim. They feel sturdy and I would recommend. Wish price was cheaper though...

I havent actually opened the package yet, but its not rocket science!

I buy a few sets of these a ear for my detail shop and they are good quality wheel brushes. The whoolies brand is probably the best on the market that I have used. I would recommend these to anyone who wants to have ease of use when washing wheels. The price point vs. quality and longevity is well worth it.

Best woolies Ive use by far, great quality and it clean up those hard reach areas with ease.

So far after a few uses, these do the trick. The brushes are plush and thick but not bristley (i.e. rough), so they hold a lot of soap and make cleaning the interior of the wheel fairly easy. The smallest brush is only marginally useful for me on lug nut holes, and the medium brush gets into the space right behind the wheel spokes. The big brush is the bread and butter, and covers a fairly wide swath of wheel with just a few strokes.

Maybe Im missing something, but for the price Im not overly impressed. I just cleaned the wheels on an X5, which are massive and difficult and filled with semi-metalic dust. They reached everywhere, but the woolie brush started to shred and looks like the wool is separating from the rod. Brushes certainly need to be broken in, but Im concerned. Ill update after a few washes. Update: I added a star. Honestly I still feel that these are too expensive, however the brushes stopped shedding after a few washes.