[mgl]

anyone try this??
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/cr-93017.html

[Gig103]

Interesting idea, except I don't think the tires are as susceptible to scratches as the paint, so using sheepskin might not be necessary. Not a bad price for a brush though.

I actually use an old sheepskin mitt for my wheels; I don't really get far back to clean but the front surfaces come out fine.

[mgl]

i would use it on the rims, not the tires.

my rims have lots of spokes so cleaning the tiny areas can be a pain sometimes.

the brush looks good, altho shipping costs more than the brush itself.

just wondering if anyone has first hand experiences with it.

[drvai]

Originally Posted by Gig103

Interesting idea, except I don't think the tires are as susceptible to scratches as the paint, so using sheepskin might not be necessary. Not a bad price for a brush though.

I actually use an old sheepskin mitt for my wheels; I don't really get far back to clean but the front surfaces come out fine.

Why do you want a 4wd with winter pack in az?

[SpecC]

chemical guys has a very similar one, and i wouldn't recommend it. it's not long enough to get to the back of the inner barrel, so that kinda makes it hard to work with. it is incredibly soft though

[mgl]

i found a microfiber one at kragen for $4. gonna give it a shot.

[BK]

Another suggestion -- I bought an E-Z Detail Brush recently, and I have to say, it's the best thing I've used for cleaning the wheels. I'd read good things here about it, so I thought it would be pretty good, but it was better than I expected -- absolutely terrific for getting deep inside the rims.