Detail Factory ProGrip Tire Brush Reviews

Just get it - I thought I'd miss Tuf Shine but never will again after using it - more ergonomic, rinses clean, stiff enough for tires yet soft enough for floor mats - I just bought the XL version as well for truck tires and floor mats, and will keep the standard for the lower profile tires and other uses.

The brush bristles do a good job of scrubbing tire sidewalls and foaming product but I found the brush handle to be too narrow and slippery if you're not wearing gloves. Also very minor but I used to prefer the white bristles of my old brush because you could visibly see the dirt coming off the tire but it's much harder to tell on the gray bristles if your product is working.

I previously had a tuff shine style tire brush from Maxshine. This brush blows it out of the water. It's much more comfortable to use and with the softer bristle, you don't have to use as much pressure to get a great clean. The longer bristles help for getting off road tires clean. I use it with P&S undressed or brake buster and it does a great job. It's also pretty good for getting into grooves on rubber floor mats.

At the moment I write this, I have been using this brush for 6 months. It has been a very good brush. The bristles do a good job to clean the tires. The brush is ergonomic and the rubber around the head of the brush will protect the vehicle if the brush accidentally comes into contact with the wheel well of a lowered vehicle.

I bought this brush with the expectation it would feel and/or perform better than my current tire brush. I can't say that was disappointed but somewhat let down. The brush fits perfectly ergonomically in your hand but to me, the bristles are to soft for cleaning tires that are medium to heavy soiled.

Awesome looking and feeling brush but right out of the box the brush fibers are falling out and I haven't even used it yet. I wouldn't purchase again.