EZ Detail Brush Little - Wheel Rim Cleaner for Cars, Bike, Trucks, Motorcycle, and Other Vehicles. Non-Scratch Auto Detailing Tool, Easily reaches Nook and Crannies

I no longer dislike keeping my wheels clean. Soft brushes will not scratch.

Ive always has a tough time keeping the inside of the wheels clean, Ive tried sponges, brushes, and all sorts of other tools but Ive always ended up with cut on my hands and not the desired clean factor. This brush makes the job so easy and fast, and the results are perfect. Finally my wheels are clean inside and out.

way better than using a dirty rag. it gets into all the tight spaces on the wheels. invaluable tool in my opinion

Great for spokes and getting into small narrow places. I really dislike it when you pull the brush out between the spokes and the bristles splash all over your legs, arms and or face! Otherwise, its fantastic cleaning properties outweigh its aforementioned downfall.

Perfect Wheel brush

This is great for getting in between the spokes!

Been using this for 2 years and its held up really well. I try not to jam it in between the caliper and inside of the wheel and it works great between spokes. The larger version they make works great for wheel wells or the face of wheel and tire although I prefer a flat brush made for the tires. Love this brush and will buy another when it wears out.

I was led to believe that this was the best brush out there and that it was totally necessary for getting your wheels super clean but truth is you might to just as well with a rag. Sure, it can get into tight spaces, but the bristles are too soft to remove any iron build up. It says its stain resistant but it got stained on first use and didnt get clean even after using chemicals to clean it. Was pretty disappointed.

I purchased this product Dec 9, 2014 and finally got to use it today. Needless to say, I dont wash my car with that much frequency but the grime was getting noticeable from the road salt and such. It is probably a good idea to get the road salt off the car anyway. I have had many of these kinds of tools in the past, including my fingers and a cloth, and found this one to be the best that I have used on alloy wheels. I am guessing that if there is years brake powder and grime build-up that a chemical and/or soft abrasive will have be used if such is imbedded into the alloy paint. I only needed to use car wash for this purpose - this time. This tool made cleaning the spokes a snap, in my opinion, for a chore that is not that much fun. So, there you have it.

I found that the small one just doesnt cut it. Waste of money. I bought another larger one and its ok.