Wheels collect the worst grime on a car: baked-on brake dust, road film, and tire browning. The right wheel brush gets into the barrel, around the spokes, and along the tire without scratching the finish.
How to choose the right wheel brush
- Wheel face brushes: the ProGrip Wheel Face Brush uses flagged-tip bristles that are gentler on wheel finishes. Use it on the spokes and the front of the wheel.
- Wheel barrel brushes: the Wheel Brush Kit has a flexible core, a soft foam contact pad, and two interchangeable microfiber covers for cleaning behind the spokes and inside the barrel. The Wheel Brush Mini is a compact version for tight clearances.
- Tire brushes: the ProGrip Tire Brush has stiff synthetic bristles that remove browning and ground-in grime from tires and floor mats. The Wheel and Tire Brush uses dense, crimped nylon bristles and a safety bumper to protect your wheels.
- Fender well brushes: the ProGrip Fender Well Brush reaches caked-on road grime in wheel wells and the undercarriage.
- Soft all-purpose brushes: the Soft Grip Wheel and Body Brush has soft flagged bristles that are safe on paint, so it goes from wheels to grilles and emblems.
- Complete wheel kits: the Armour Wheel and Tire Bundle pairs wheel cleaner, tire cleaner, and a touchless sealant with a ProGrip Tire Brush, a microfiber wheel mitt, and a drying towel.
Pair your brushes with the right cleaner
Pair your brushes with a wheel cleaner, or browse all exterior brushes. Wheels always go first; see step 1 of our guide on how to wash a car.
