Synthetic Wool Wheel Brush. Deep clean, scratch free.
Use this guide to clean wheels, spokes, barrels and tight spots safely with the synthetic wool wheel brush — without scratching delicate finishes.

Two sizes
Pick the length to match the job.
- Large — 46cm: deep wheel barrels, 4WD and SUV wheels, engine bays.
- Small — 35cm: tighter spokes, smaller wheels, door frames, front grille and exhaust tips.
Cleaning your wheels
Brake dust doesn't stand a chance — and neither do scratches.
Rinse first
Knock off the loose stuff
- Give the wheel a good rinse to wash away loose brake dust and grit before the brush touches anything.
Soap up and scrub
Any soap is safe
- Soak the brush in soapy water or your usual wheel cleaner — the synthetic wool is safe with any soap or detergent.
- Work the face of the wheel first, then push the brush deep into the barrel and between the spokes. The flexible head bends to follow the shape.
- It's also handy for grills, fenders, door frames, exhaust tips and engine bays.
Rinse and finish
Spot-free wheels too
- Rinse the wheel clean — finish with purified water from your Spot Free Rinse deionised water tank and the wheels air dry spot-free along with the rest of the car.
Brush care
Keep the wool soft and it'll stay safe on every finish.
After each use
Quick routine
- Rinse the brush thoroughly.
- Squeeze out the excess water and hang it to air dry.
Wheel brush questions
Quick answers before you get scrubbing.
Will it scratch alloy or chrome wheels?
No — the brush has no exposed metal and the synthetic wool is ultra-soft and non-abrasive, so it's safe on gloss, chrome, alloy, painted and polished finishes. The one habit that matters: rinse the brush out regularly so brake dust doesn't build up in the wool.
Which size should I get?
The Large (46cm) suits deep wheel barrels, 4WD and SUV wheels and engine bays; the Small (35cm) is better for tight spokes, smaller wheels and fiddly spots like door frames and exhaust tips. Many detailers keep both.
Where else can I use it?
Anywhere soft reach helps: grills, fenders, door frames, exhaust tips and engine bays. The flexible head bends into awkward spaces, and the anti-static bristles help repel dust between cleans.