Scrub the wheels.

A soft-fibered green brush that handles both wheels and tires without being harsh on the surface. The gentle bristles agitate Cool Guy or Wise Guy into the wheel and knock down grime on tires, while staying safe enough to use across most wheel finishes. When you want cleaning power without dragging something stiff across a nice set of wheels, this is the one.

• Soft fibers: Agitate cleaner and lift dirt without scratching or marring — a safer choice on more delicate and finished wheels.
• Wheels and tires: Works cleaner into the face, spokes, and barrel edges, then moves over to scrub down dirty tires.
• Pairs with your wheel cleaner: Great for working Cool Guy or Wise Guy into the wheel, depending on the finish you're cleaning.
• Finish-friendly: Soft enough for coated and clear-coated wheels where you don't want an aggressive brush.

We walk you through the full process, from cleaner to rinse. 👉 How to Clean Your Wheels →

How to Use

Cleaning Wheels

1. Rinse the wheel to knock off loose dirt.
2. Spray Cool Guy or Wise Guy onto the wheel, choosing your cleaner based on the finish.
3. Agitate the face, spokes, and barrel edges with the soft green brush.
4. Rinse thoroughly and dry.

Cleaning Tires

1. Spray Wise Guy wheel & tire cleaner directly onto the tire.
2. Scrub the sidewall and tread with the brush to lift built-up grime and old dressing.
3. Rinse clean and let dry before applying dressing.

Detailer Tips

• Confirm your wheel finish before using an iron remover — soft brush or not, some polished and delicate finishes need extra care.
• Keep a separate brush for tires and wheels so tire grime doesn't transfer to a clean wheel face.
• Rinse the brush out as you go so you're not grinding trapped grit back onto the surface.
• Follow up on clean tires with Decked Out and the tire dressing brush for a finished look.