Nanoskin High-Performance Heavy-Duty Tire Cleaning Brush is an essential tool for automotive enthusiasts and professionals alike. This brush is expertly designed to tackle the toughest dirt and grime on your vehicle's tires, ensuring they always look their best.
Constructed with durable steel wire bristles, our Nanoskin brush is built to last. These high-quality bristles are specifically engineered to clean effectively without damaging the rubber of your tires. Whether you're dealing with stubborn brake dust, road grime, or just everyday dirt, this brush ensures a deep clean without the risk of abrasion.
Ergonomics are at the heart of our design. The Nanoskin Brush features a comfortable, easy-to-grip handle, making tire cleaning an effortless task. The 8.5-inch length is not just for comfort; it provides the perfect balance of control and coverage, allowing you to reach every nook and cranny of your tire's surface.
But the versatility of the Nanoskin Brush goes beyond tires. It's an excellent tool for a variety of cleaning tasks. Use it on outdoor furniture, garage floors, or even industrial equipment. Its sturdy construction makes it suitable for heavy-duty cleaning in multiple environments.
Finally, our commitment to quality is unmatched. Trusted by professionals, this brush is a testament to our dedication to providing high-grade, reliable cleaning tools. Whether you're a car enthusiast or a professional detailer, the Nanoskin Brush delivers exceptional results every time.

DIRECTIONS:
1. Initial Rinse: Start by rinsing the wheels and tires to remove loose dirt or debris. This step is crucial to prevent scratches during the cleaning process.
2. Apply Cleaner: After the initial rinse, apply a wheel cleaner to the tires. Allow the cleaner to sit for a short period to loosen up tough grime and brake dust.
3. Scrubbing with the Brush: Use the Nanoskin Brush to scrub the tires. Dip the brush in soapy water and start scrubbing to remove the grime and old tire shine. Rinse the brush frequently to avoid re-depositing dirt.
4. Wheel Decontamination (Optional): For deeper cleaning, apply an iron remover after scrubbing, especially for baked-on brake dust. Spray, let it sit, and rinse off.
5. Final Rinse and Dry: Rinse the wheels and tires again to remove any remaining dirt or soap. Dry them with an air blower or a microfiber towel.
6. Apply Tire Dressing (Optional): Apply tire dressing for a finished look. Use an applicator pad, evenly apply the dressing on the tire, and allow it to dry.