Wheel Well Brush

[wjfm1]

A nice slim head brush that would fit in the well even with low profile tires.

The bristles would be similar to the wheel face brush.

A definite knuckle saver!

[Mike Phillips]

Hi wjfm1,

Thank you for the suggestion, new product managers read this forum, and we appreciate all the ideas that are submitted.

[SpoiledMan]

Yes, a superb idea!

[SteveT]

I agree. The new spoke brush from Megs looks like it would work well for that though. I am going to pick one up on my next trip over the border.

[Scottwax]

Agreed. I really like the new brushes but they simply don't fit between the wheels and fenderwells of cars.

[Mad iX]

I concur.
I'm not a fan of squeezing my fingers through some of those tiny gaps.

[Aurora40]

I always pull my wheels off. It would be nice to touch-up with them on.

I currently use a long-handled Turtle-Wax car wash brush. I prefer soft bristles for wheelwells. You can scratch up the smooth plastic liners with a stiff brush.

[Piso]

Yes, a great idea. I would immediately buy one.

[LiquidBlack]

As would I. I just cleaned my wheel wells around an hour ago, and would have definately appreciated a specialized brush for the task. I ended up getting crud all over my clothes instead.

[roushstage2]

with all.

[showtime]

How about a rotating head with a telescopic handle? On trucks it's hard to clean the area facing you with a 90 deg. brush, especially with a short handle that forces you to reach over the tire.

[Murr1525]

Yes, the brush may need to be almost L-shaped or something in order to do the back of the wheel well effectively.

[Alex7938]

i use a washing up brush, they're £0.26 from my local super market

[Bill D]

An important tool for the true enthusiast. To the best of my knowledge, only Griot's currently has a dedicated wheel well brush which basically looks like a bent long handled tire brush.