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SixZee

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I have Mother's tire brush and I use Mother's tire cleaner. The tire cleaner does an awesome job but I just dislike the brush. It doesn't suit me ergonomically. Is there any other brush that one uses and can recommend?

Thanks in advance.

Edit: Anyone used hard bristles attachment for a cordless drill? Updated in post #18
 
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There is a generic black brush with low profile white stuff bristles. You can get it from tuf shine but others carry it too.
 
A short brissel brush works much better to clean tires. I too have and use the very same Mother's tire and wheel brush and I like it on my rim faces more than for tire duty because it's long brush design doesn't "get after it" like a general, short brissel brush.

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Klasse Act said:
A short brissel brush works much better to clean tires. I too have and use the very same Mother's tire and wheel brush and I like it on my rim faces more than for tire duty because it's long brush design doesn't "get after it" like a general, short brissel brush.

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I think he’s referring to this 1.

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It sounds like you’re talking about this 1.

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Eldo is right, that first brush sucks ...but the 2nd one is fine!

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Klasse Act said:
Eldo is right, that first brush sucks ...but the 2nd one is fine!

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Yea I like and use the 2nd one for wheel faces too.. I don’t like the 1st one.
 
Unless you're going to use a machine I doubt you'll find anything better than the tuff shine brush for tires.

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I recently bought a Tuff Shine tire brush and my initial impression left me unimpressed... I haven’t used it yet and I’ll probably reserve it for carpet scrubbing duties instead.

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I think the similar brush with firmer black bristles makes for a better tire brush.

The bristles on this Tuff Shine brush are no different than an ordinary dishwashing brush. Meh.
 
Eldorado2k said:
I recently bought a Tuff Shine tire brush and my initial impression left me unimpressed... I haven’t used it yet and I’ll probably reserve it for carpet scrubbing duties instead.

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I think the similar brush with firmer black bristles makes for a better tire brush.

The bristles on this Tuff Shine brush are no different than an ordinary dishwashing brush. Meh.
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Try to use it a couple times before you trash it!

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Thank you, everyone.
I looked at both the brushes mentioned in the comments. I wasn't too sure if they are good with regards to ergonomics.

Rsurfer said:
You guys want the perfect brush for scrubbing your tires? Get this:https://www.autogeekonline.net/foru....html?highlight=tire+brushes+by+Mike+Phillips
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Thank you for posting this.
You also get separate attachments that you can use it with cordless drills. I have a softer one for cleaning the bathroom. I was actually thinking of getting one with hard bristles for tires. I am not too sure if it will do any damage though or just use the softer one I have for the bathroom.
 
SixZee said:
Thank you, everyone.
I looked at both the brushes mentioned in the comments. I wasn't too sure if they are good with regards to ergonomics.


Thank you for posting this.
You also get separate attachments that you can use it with cordless drills. I have a softer one for cleaning the bathroom. I was actually thinking of getting one with hard bristles for tires. I am not too sure if it will do any damage though or just use the softer one I have for the bathroom.
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Never had a problem with soft or stiff.
 
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