Wheel & Tire Brush
- Curved head conforms to tyre sidewall shape
- Chemical-resistant PP bristles for deep cleaning
- Ergonomic handle reaches tight wheel-arch areas
- Suitable on tyres, vinyl, rubber mats and hard plastics
- Curved head fits any tyre sidewall profile
- PP bristles resist harsh chemicals and cleaners
- Lifts old dressing and grime in one scrub pass
- Free shippingOn orders over R1000
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Total price R 675.00
Built for the job
A brush that actually fits the tyre
Most generic brushes are flat and fight the curve of a tyre sidewall. The Fra-Ber Tire Brush has a curved head with rounded corners that conforms to the tyre profile, so you get consistent bristle contact and a proper clean rather than skimming the surface.
Why it works
Purpose-built tyre cleaning
Every detail of this brush is aimed at getting tyres properly clean.
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Curved, conforming head
Rounded corners follow the tyre sidewall so every bristle stays in contact during scrubbing.
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2.5 cm bristle depth
Long enough to reach into tread grooves and sidewall lettering where dirt hides.
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Chemical-resistant PP
Stiff polypropylene bristles hold their shape even with repeated exposure to strong tyre cleaners.
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Ergonomic handle
Designed for reach and leverage in tight wheel arches without strain on your hand.
How does it stack up?
Fra-Ber Tyre Brush vs a typical cheaper alternative
Not all detailing brushes are built the same. Here is an honest look at how the Fra-Ber Tyre Brush compares to the kind of general-purpose scrub brush you might grab off a hardware-store shelf for a few rand less.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Curved, contoured head that follows the tyre sidewall profile | Yes | No |
| Chemical-resistant PP bristles rated for heavy-duty cleaners | Yes | No |
| 2.5 cm bristle length reaches into tread grooves and sidewall lettering | Yes | No |
| Suitable for rubber mats, boot liners and exterior plastic trim | Yes | Yes |
| Comfortable grip handle for leverage in tight wheel-arch spaces | Yes | Yes |
| Low cost entry price | No | Yes |
Chemical-resistant build
PP bristles that take whatever you throw at them
Tyre cleaners are some of the harshest chemicals in a detailer's kit. The PP bristles on this brush are highly resistant to those formulas, so the bristles stay stiff and effective over repeated use rather than softening and losing their scrubbing power.
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Questions
Frequently asked
What surfaces can the Fra-Ber Tire Brush be used on?
It is rated for all rubber on cars, vans, bakkies, motorbikes, scooters and quads. It also works well on hard plastic trim, vinyl, tarpaulins, rubber mats and boot liners. Fra-Ber recommends using one brush dedicated to tyres and a second for other applications to avoid cross-contamination.
Are the bristles stiff enough for heavy-duty tyre cleaning?
Yes. The PP bristles are described as stiff and are specifically designed to lift compacted dirt and debris from tyre sidewalls and tread grooves. They are also highly resistant to the alkaline and acid-based cleaners commonly used in decon stages.
What is the brush size and bristle length?
The brush measures 21 x 6.4 cm overall, with a bristle length of 2.5 cm. The bristles are black PP (polypropylene).
Will it work on low-profile tyres with narrow sidewalls?
The curved head and 6.4 cm width make it suitable for most passenger car tyre profiles, including lower-profile fitments. The rounded corners prevent the brush snagging on the rim edge during scrubbing.
How should I clean and maintain the brush after use?
Rinse the brush with warm or hot water, using TEX cleaner as recommended by Fra-Ber. Do not use any mechanical means to dry the bristles, and do not allow product residue to dry on them, as this can mat the bristles over time.
Is it safe to use with tyre dressing products during application?
The brush is designed for the cleaning and decon phase before dressing is applied, not for spreading dressings. Use it to agitate your tyre cleaner, rinse the tyre fully, then apply dressing with a dedicated foam or sponge applicator.
Can I use it on alloy wheel faces and barrel surfaces?
The stiff bristles make it better suited to rubber and hard plastic than to polished or lacquered alloy faces where you risk light scratching. For wheel barrels and lug-nut recesses on steel wheels it is fine, but use a softer wheel woolie or dedicated wheel brush for alloy faces.
How does the ergonomic handle help in tight wheel arches?
The handle length and grip design give you the leverage and reach to work around the inner wheel arch and between the rim and the arch liner without your knuckles catching the rim edge. Fra-Ber specifically calls out its suitability for hard-to-reach areas.