Tyre Brush with Dense Wave-Shaped Polypropylene Bristles for Tyre Sidewalls and Tread, Cleantle

Quick Facts – Cleantle Tyre Brush

• Brand: Cleantle
• Model: CLE000269
• Product type: Tyre Brush
• Bristles: Wave-shaped (corrugated) polypropylene
• Feature: Dense bristles that retain foam
• Chemical resistance: Resistant to acids, bases and alcohols
• Recommended with: Cleantle Tyre Pro Cleaner and Tyre&Wheel Cleaner
• Water absorption: None, the brush does not soften when scrubbing

The Cleantle Tyre Brush is a tyre brush with wave-shaped polypropylene bristles, designed to remove dirt from tyre tread, sidewall lettering and uneven rubber surfaces. The corrugated bristles provide more contact points against the rubber than straight bristles and retain foam better during scrubbing.

Polypropylene does not absorb water. The brush therefore does not soften with repeated scrubbing and does not retain odours between uses, making it suitable for regular use in a workshop environment.

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Key benefits of Cleantle Tyre Brush

The dense, wave-shaped bristles mean the Cleantle Tyre Brush retains more foam and works deeper into tread, lettering and porous rubber surfaces than a brush with straight bristles. The material is also resistant to acids, bases and alcohols, making the brush suitable for use alongside cleaning products containing these types of substances.

Because polypropylene does not absorb water, the bristles retain their shape scrub after scrub, and the brush does not retain lingering odours from previous jobs.

Is the Cleantle Tyre Brush suited to sidewalls and tread grooves?

Yes, the Cleantle Tyre Brush is designed to work on both smooth sidewalls and deeper tread grooves on the same tyre.

• Sidewalls with lettering and relief detailing
• Tread patterns and grooves in the rubber
• Tyre sections with baked-on residue from old dressing
• Combined use with Cleantle Tyre Pro Cleaner or Tyre&Wheel Cleaner

Technical Specifications

Chosen by: Car care companies, reconditioning workshops, detailing studios, tyre workshops and vehicle enthusiasts who want a clean result on the rubber.

Found in: Detailing, vehicle care, the reconditioning industry and car washes where cleaning tyres and rubber components is part of routine work.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can the Cleantle Tyre Brush be used with hydrocarbon- or chlorine-based solvents?

No, the Cleantle Tyre Brush should not be used with hydrocarbon- or chlorine-based solvents. The polypropylene bristles are not designed for this type of chemical, and contact with them can damage the material. The product has, however, been tested to withstand acids, bases and alcohols, making it compatible with most common tyre cleaning products, such as Cleantle tyre cleaning products.

How should the Cleantle Tyre Brush be stored and dried between uses?

The Cleantle Tyre Brush should be rinsed off after each use and dried with the bristles facing downward. Do not leave the brush in a bucket or in a cleaning solution between jobs, as this can affect the shape and function of the bristles over time. Proper storage contributes to a longer lifespan and a hygienic tool between jobs, which is relevant for both detailers and hobby users.

What sets the Cleantle Tyre Brush apart from other tyre brushes?

The Cleantle Tyre Brush differs through its wave-shaped polypropylene bristles, which provide more contact points against the rubber than straight bristles. Polypropylene does not absorb water, which means the brush does not soften when scrubbing or retain odours, unlike brushes made from materials that absorb water. The brush is also resistant to acids, bases and alcohols, making it suitable for use with Cleantle Tyre Pro Cleaner and Tyre&Wheel Cleaner.