EZ Detail Brush Big

Big EZ Detail Brush – Flexible Wheel Brush for Rims, Spokes & Engine Bays

Looking for a wheel cleaning brush that actually fits behind your spokes? The Big EZ Detail Brush is the go-to rim brush for detailers who need to clean wheel barrels, lug nut areas, brake calipers, engine bays, grilles, and other tight spots a mitt can't reach.

The flexible vinyl-coated steel stem bends around wheel faces and snakes deep into the barrel, while the soft nylex bristles scrub away brake dust without scratching painted, polished, powder-coated, or clear-coated wheels. It's chemical resistant too — pair it with your favorite wheel cleaner or iron remover without breaking down the bristles.

Built in the USA by the small family-owned company that invented the original EZ Detail Brush, this is the wheel brush trusted by professional detailers and weekend washers worldwide.

Heads up: Bristles may arrive compressed or bent from shipping. Soak the brush in warm or hot water and they'll spring right back to shape — the nylex bristles have a heat-activated memory.

Why Detailers Love It

• Safe on all wheel finishes — painted, polished, chrome, powder-coated, clear-coated
• Flexible stem reaches deep into wheel barrels and behind spokes
• Resistant to strong wheel cleaners, degreasers, and iron removers
• Rinses clean fast — no trapped brake dust or grit
• Made in the USA
• Available in Blue and Red

Specifications

• Length: 18"
• Brush diameter: 4" (before compression)
• Stem: Vinyl-coated steel wire
• Bristles: Patented nylex
• Color: Blue bristles, black body

How to Use Your Wheel Brush

1. Never use on hot wheels or hot surfaces
2. Rinse the surface free of grit and loose debris
3. Fill a bucket with warm, sudsy soap solution — warmer water makes the bristles softer
4. Submerge the brush in the bucket
5. Spray the surface with your wheel cleaner of choice and follow that product's directions
6. Pick a straight path through spokes and crevices, then insert the brush with your wrist in line with the handle
7. Gently twist the brush in one direction as you pull it out to keep bristles from snagging
8. If it won't fit in a spot, don't force it
9. Inside wheel barrels, move the brush side to side instead of in and out to avoid product flicking back at you
10. Rinse the surface
11. Dry with a blower or microfiber towel to prevent water spots

Brush Care & Maintenance

• Wash grease and oil off with warm soapy water or solvent — the bristles hold up to strong chemicals. Rinse thoroughly and hang to dry.
• Matted bristles? Rinse in hot tap water or hit them with a blow dryer on low. The nylex memory effect straightens them right back out.