Wheel brush

[Dash]

Anyone tried this one yet, and is it good?

Brush vid

 

[Justin]

i just use an old wash mitt on my wheels

 

[furry_cup]

i used a similar product from halfords. but after you have bent it a few times and used a bit of pressure on it it becomes really floppy and easy to bend and just makes the job harder.

 

[Rich]

I use the Blue and Black Halfords version as it is slightly longer than the Megs one so find it better for cleaner the whole of the wheel.

 

[JD]

was debating a new one, have the Megs one atm, wasnt sure about halfrauds one re scratching with the wire. but if the master uses it . . . . . lol

jamie

 

[Brand86]

I just use an old mitt or sponge, if your wheels are sealed and waxed you shouldn't need anything more abrasive.

 

[Grandpa Munster]

I have one of those Megs wheel brushes, I normally end up covered in black splatter.

 

[Rich]

I just use an old mitt or sponge, if your wheels are sealed and waxed you shouldn't need anything more abrasive.

All well and good on the outside.

On 172 wheels I can get in the inners without a brush - Insides of Cup, 182 rims or Vee Wheels a brush is a must unless you want to be taking wheels of everytime.

 

[Brand86]

I just use an old mitt or sponge, if your wheels are sealed and waxed you shouldn't need anything more abrasive.

All well and good on the outside.

On 172 wheels I can get in the inners without a brush - Insides of Cup, 182 rims or Vee Wheels a brush is a must unless you want to be taking wheels of everytime.

This is very true! Moral of the story - don't get multispoke wheels! A fact I had overlooked on this occassion as if I had thought about it I would have said that I use a short wheel brush when doing multispokes.

Has anyone got a Wheel Schmitt? They are meant to be pretty good and would be interested.

 

[JD]

I have one of those Megs wheel brushes, I normally end up covered in black splatter.

likewise lol

jamie