Liquid X Original Wheel Woolies Brushes 3 Piece Kit - Includes Angled Caliper Spoke Brush - USA Made - Black - New & Improved

Brilliant! I own a 2018 Corvette Stingray, 19” wheels up front, 20” on the rear. These woolies are the perfect tool to keep them clean and brake dust free. My wheels are gloss black and I could hit every part of the spokes and the barrel. The smaller bent Woolie is ideal to get behind the spokes and the little woolie is perfect for the lugs. I have no need for any other wheel cleaning implements.

Really easy to get rims clean in those tight spaces and there is no metal to scratch expensive finishes. You won’t be disappointed.

The brushes made cleaning my wheels a breeze. I was able to clean them faster & was more precise. Initially I read a review that said their wheels were scratched but my wheels are just as good as when I bought them. I thought the brushes were a little pricy but you get what you pay for.

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Great, thanks.

After 1st use, all three started shedding brush material. except for quality, these make wheel cleaning easier.

I have an Audi with very intricate 10 spoke wheels. I have been using all sorts of different kitchen brushes and sponges to try to get into all the various nooks and crannies and to get to the barrels. these things worked, more or less, but I was spending 10 - 15 minutes on each wheel and there were still spots I couldnt reach. When I saw this brush set, I thought why not, Ive spent more than this on other cleaning utensils. This was the best purchase decision I have made in a long time. I can get to every spot on my wheels in just a couple of minutes. This brush set is absolutely worth the money!

I bought these to get into the wheel wells in back of the rims that get brake dust. These work great. I have a Mercedes CLA 250. Great for some detail cleaning.

Real wool well anchored to smooth sticks, the real deal for professional detailers

The big brush helps get the bulk of the wheel interior clean and holds a ton of soap, the smaller ones however arent very effective. Better served to use a small washclothed sized microfiber towel and some detail brushes to get into the cracks. The smaller brushes need to be fluffier to get into crevices and the ends need to have some material to poke at or get into spots to clean. The only benefit of one of the smaller ones, the curved on, is the ability to get behind spokes and to get the areas you cant get to with the large brush. All in all, its still a struggle to clean my wheels which I suspect are common shaped and I used a variety of other brushes to get the job done. Brake calipers for example arent going to get clean with these brushes but you could start with the medium sized or small sized brushes to get the main areas then use some wool detail brushes for the corners etc. These brushes would be the one stop shop if the smaller ones were fluffier and had a pom on the end to get into the corners. Id also like to see a process by which I could take the brush heads off and toss them in the laundry. Im concerned Im getting a lot of dirt in the brushes and may scratch my wheels the more I use them. I clean them by watering them well and spinning them to fling the dirt out but, am not sure if its effective due to the color and the brush material so there may very well be small abrasives stuck in there that I cant see which has me a little worried.