Wheels and tires
Clean every inch
A wheel brush gets the easy 70 percent. The barrel, the backs of the spokes and the area around the caliper are where brake dust actually builds up, and that is where most people stop. These two get the rest of it.
Start here
The Wheel Mitt
For the face
Plush twist loop microfiber that holds a ton of suds and flexes into tight spokes and lug areas. You feel your way around the wheel instead of swinging a brush at it.
Reach for it whenYou want to clean the wheel face by hand and keep anything stiff off the finish.
- Flexes into spokes, lugs and intricate designs
- Interior finger loops for a no slip grip
- Safe on painted, polished and coated wheels
- Two pack, so a clean one is always ready
$14.002 pack
Gets what brushes miss
The Barrel Runner
For the barrel
A soft microfiber belt you thread behind the spokes. Grab a handle in each hand and work it back and forth to scrub the barrel and the backs of the spokes.
Reach for it whenA brush physically cannot get where the brake dust is.
- Threads through the wheel, handle in each hand
- Reaches the barrel and the backs of the spokes
- Wraps around calipers and tight spokes
- Soft microfiber, safe on every wheel finish
$7.99
Step one
The rest of the wheel and tire setup
Do the wheels before you wash the paint, so fallout and cleaner do not land on a clean finish. Rinse your tools often while you work, because trapped grit is what causes marring even on a soft tool.
Cool Guy
Iron removing wheel cleaner. Load the wheel with it and let it break down the brake dust before you touch anything.
$18.0016 oz
Wise Guy
High foaming and non acid. Strips old tire dressing and road grime off the wheel and the tire in one pass.
$26.0016 oz
The Barrel Boss Pro
The barrel brush. Soft enough for the finish, long enough to reach the back of the wheel.
$18.95
Multi-Purpose Brush
Stiff white bristles for the parts that can take it. Tire sidewalls, wheel wells and step bars.
$5.25
Decked Out
Tire dressing concentrate. Cut it 1 to 1 for gloss, 2 to 1 for satin, up to 10 to 1 for flat matte.
$35.0016 oz
Tire Dressing Brush
Soft feathered bristles and a handle built for pushing Decked Out evenly across the sidewall.
$6.95
Step two
Then wash the rest of it
Wheels are the dirtiest part of the vehicle, which is why they go first. Once they are done and rinsed, the paint is next.
Hotshot Soap
The most ordered thing we make. High foam, rinses clean, leaves nothing behind on the paint.
$12.0016 oz
The Foam Thrower
Our foam cannon. Lay down foam to loosen the dirt before anything touches the paint.
$50.00
The Soap Hand
The wash mitt for paint. Deep pile lifts dirt up and away instead of dragging it across.
$15.00
The Drying Dutchman
30 by 30. Enough towel to dry a whole vehicle before anything has a chance to spot.
$35.0030x30
Step three
After the wash
The final wipe is what makes the difference between clean and finished.
Last step
Finish with the glass
Glass is the last thing you do and the first thing you notice on the drive home.
The Sun Shine Kit
Concentrated glass cleaner, no ammonia. Comes with the bottle and sprayer.
$25.00
The Look Out Towels
Glass specific towels. Three pack, because a glass towel should never touch anything else.
$15.003 pack
