Stealth Stiff Bristle Tire Brush

Rubber holds onto old dressing, road film, and browning in a way no soft brush will move. The stiff bristle construction gives you the aggression to break that buildup loose in a few passes instead of twenty.

The wide packed bristle head spans a large section of sidewall at once, so you work around the tire in fewer rotations and keep your cleaner from drying on the rubber.

Dressing only holds on a clean surface. Scrubbing the sidewall back to bare rubber first is what separates a tire that stays black from one that turns brown in a week.

The ribbed rubberized handle keeps a locked grip through soap, water, and degreaser. The hang hole means it dries where you store it instead of sitting in a bucket.

A short handled brush with stiff synthetic bristles, built specifically for scrubbing tire sidewalls and wheel wells.

Designed for use on tire sidewalls, wheel well liners, and rubber trim. Keep it off paint and off wheel faces. This is a dedicated rubber tool and it should stay in that role.

Bristle stiffness. This one is built for rubber, where you need aggression to break down old dressing and road film. The soft bristle brush is built for wheel finishes, where you do not.

Pair it with Brake Bomber or a dedicated tire cleaner. It is designed for use with wheel & tire cleaners, soaps, and degreasers.

Keep scrubbing until the suds stop coming up brown. Brown foam means old dressing and road film are still lifting off the rubber.

Rinse under running water until it runs clear, shake out the excess, and hang it to dry by the handle loop. Store dry so the bristles hold their shape.