Detail Factory tyre scrub brush | First 5 star product of 2023 at £12.95

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[@--Nino--]

The seller on Amazon has clearly got alot of orders on the back of this video and your link to the brush is now at £23.97 as of 18/01/2023 which for me makes this a compelte no go.

[@JackMagic22]

If you want an alternative I quite like vikan brushes. I use the one that looks a bit like a dustpan brush (smidge longer than the one in the video) and that works brill, not sure on the price but it's less than a tenner

[@23dothedew]

This is my favorite tire brush. It creates such a good lather with the softer bristles and feels great in the hand ergonomically.

[@waynefromnewfoundland8740]

I thumbs up this video when I read the headline. The DF brush is awesome and feels good in your hand and I have the Tuff Shine brush, which I like as well, but the DF brush is the best value in my opinion. Always enjoy this channel.👍🏻👍🏻

[@tier1detailing]

Thanks for the video Jon. The rubber edging on my brush wore out after ~2 months from grazing the pavement while cleaning the bottom of tires, and the bristles seem to be slightly too soft for tires. I do enjoy the handle ergonomics, and agree that the soft bristles make the scrubbing process feel much more pleasing. Would like them to find a middle ground between the Tuff Shine bristles and these bristles

[@ForensicDetailing]

That's wicked feedback thx

[@djmandrick]

I thought of this as I watched and just commented, so good to see some longer term feedback. Thnx for posting, confirms my suspicions. My perfect tyre brush quest continues!

[@KiranPatel-fk1pg]

You've got to intentionally avoid scraping pavement, otherwise this will happen. It'd be nice if they could use a more harder weaning rubber, but I suppose regardless pavement will always graze through it. If your has worn off evenly, you could always use some rubber edge trim and stick it on the end.

[@richardcurzon4276]

I know it’s a bit of a ‘faf’, but having an A4 acetate sheet or a strip of the A4 sheet which you place next the tyre should stop the bristles coming into contact with pavement/road.

[@KiranPatel-fk1pg]

@@richardcurzon4276 The bristles aren't the issue, it's the rubberised edge.

[@jayhoughton558]

This detail factory tire brush is probably the best one available anywhere. It just feels nicer to use in the hand, with the perfect bristles. It is a brush that everyone needs to try.

[@vinsonhelton7141]

I really like your channel. Appreciate the time and effort. Keep it coming. I'm not a detailer but I want to clean and protect my vehicles. I'm trying to learn how to clean the easiest and most effective way. The cost of products matter to me but I will pay more if it accomplishes my goal because I won't be using up the products like a business would. The most important to me is the pleasure in using a product compared to others. I also need to know the tools to go along with it.

[@simon1066]

The Vikan long handled brush has slightly stiffer brushes and it’s my preferred tyre brush, the short handled Vikan has softer brushes so perfect for cleaning diamond cut alloys.

[@CTR_1986]

Got one in November and car went 7 weeks without a wash due to weather and work. Either been using a nail brush carefully on my battered wheels or a detail brush on decent cars. Teamed the DF brush with AG Rebound (also 1st use) and must say was mighty impressed considering the tyres have been through floods and a week or so of gritting 👍🏼

[@23hublock1]

Had mine for about 8 or 9 months, still like new...and trust me it gets a life. I like using BH Surfex HD at 10:1 and a few puffs of Gyeon tyre cleaner. Perfect results, and yes, does feel great in the hand, and on the tyre. The rubber around the edges is still holding up perfectly.

[@loranger6447]

Just used BH Touchless and wow! My car was so clean after using it. I think it works better than auto foam. A thin layer of traffic film was still left on the paint after Touchless, so a contact wash is still required before waxing. But without making contact with the paint, it did a brilliant job!

[@paul23c609]

Bought touchless, auto wheels and korrosol this week, got to say for a first time user with BH I'm very impressed, the touchless is amazing actually got away without a contact wash this week, using pir at 0.04, will reduce this down to 0.02 next wash. Can't afford the tyre brush this month......Jon, your costing me a small fortune 😂😂😂

[@loranger6447]

@@paul23c609 I’m also a first time user with BH products. I think Touchless works better than auto foam, but I will the again in summer, as apparently Touchless works better in winter than autofoam and autofoam works better summer than Touchless. With Touchless, there’s still a thin layer of traffic film left at 4% pir, but it’s still impressive.

[@BrianW1612]

Looks a good brush Jon but not for me personally purely due to price. The Tuf shine brush for me does a great job at a good price without the bells & whistles. Ps. Use less pressure with it & it glides over the tyre far smoother. I've been using my two for years & neither have any bristles out of shape like yours 🤣 The Vikan brush is great for cleaning tyre coatings with just shampoo, doesn't damage the dressing but removes the grime 👍

[@ForensicDetailing]

Try this one Brian 😉

[@djmandrick]

Vikan as you showed, I've had since I started 3 years ago, still good as new. I'm like Reg tho, I feel I've gotta really go at it becuase the bristles are quite soft due to the flex and length of them more than anything, so it's easy to slip off the tyre (not donked anything yet though!). If the bristles were 3/4" shorter there would be less flex when in use and likely remove that "need to scrub" as the bristles would feel like they are doing the work rather than me having to. The vikan is quite wide headed so getting round the bottom of the tyre i find I donk the floor/gravel so not sure how long that rubber edge would last. Looks promising but still doesn't quite tick my boxes.

[@DavidC1]

look at that big smile on your face in the reflection lol

[@decker0373]

Cheers Jon, good informative video. I have the £3.50 one from In2Detailing and it does a job, but I don't enjoy using it, this looks way better to me. Re the price, yes, it looks expensive but it's subjective. If it will last years, I don't see the problem, if it's better, but I do understand other people's point of view. Whilst clean and shiny are out of stock, I'm sure they'll be back soon and are at the price you referred to.

[@camwinstone]

I got an Oxo tyre brush from Motor Geek a few years back. Seems no body is importing/selling them now, not available. It’s great, totally different style it’s a curved shape to the wheel and the handle is directly above the brush so it’s easy to control and get good pressure. This DF brush looks very good quality and agree, don’t mind paying the premium price.

[@BlueBladeAnime]

Thanks for your thoughts and test. I use the long-handled Vikan brush to get into the wheel arches but the bristles are a touch too long to pass through the gap beyond the tyres and arch without scraping. The bristles on this new contender seem just the right length so I may be investing in one soon.

[@gerrym4377]

It’s £14.95 with the Amazon link? Good looking brush, I have the Mothers brush which IMO is ergonomically awkward!

[@gkaruk]

You always got a vcideo for a recommendation of what im after. Cheers again john. FYI on Amazon now £17, but in2Detailing £14 so off to look for a recommended tyre cleaner and subsequent protection/dressing. (obviously be searching your videos again in second for that :) ) Like o do frist order with in2Detailing as UK company and like to support our UK business :)

[@BloggingITGuy]

Yeah, these are great, as are all the DF products. I have one of these for tires and one for floor mats.

[@jezlucas3878]

That vikan brush is amazing ,I use it on plastics, grills as well as wheels

[@karlruditis5615]

I use a scrubber dubber now much safer on arches and does the job superb 👍

[@skodakatie7341]

This seems to be a very competent brush, it certainly appears to be ergonomic and very effective, of course the price isn’t so welcoming, but as the old saying goes, ‘you get what you pay for’.

[@poynty400]

Just got the Wheel Woolies Wheel and Fender 9" Boars Hair Brush, very expensive but best out there!

[@Dee--Jay]

I like this brush. I wish they made a bigger brush for those bigger tires

[@britishrocklovingyank3491]

I love this brush. I got another one for interiors.

[@georgina_gsm]

I have that DF tyre brush and love it 🥰

[@Μητσος27]

Forensic Detailing Channel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CAPTJ696]

Jon, hip-hop "b-roll" lol. Detail Factory BRUSH is good but always good to have several.

[@jawad5867]

Never really like the tuff shine style brush for low profile tyres found it aggressive especially on delicate wheels. Found the Vikan style to big. This one seems like a good happy medium. They have put a lot of thought in to it like the fact it has a rubberised body/handle. Thought it was a bit of gimmick when I have seen it listed online. Nice to have seen in action & your thoughts on it.

[@ethompson5061]

Must give this a try, been using the tuffshine for a few years now, but find it abit too aggressive sometimes. This new one might be the happy medium.

[@SilverTrill]

I like the size of that new brush but feel the bristles needs to be stiff like tge black one from in2detailing becuase when your using the new DF brush the bristles are flexing and going onto the alloy where the in2detailing one stays in place pluse the tough bristles give u more bite when cleaning rubber...I'm still tempted to get one anyway as that ruber handle and edges is a big plus for me

[@jaspersbloke]

At time of writing these are £23+ on Amazon and sold out at Clean & Shiny. For the task at hand, I think it’s a bit too much even at £13, especially given it’s a one trick pony and there are other options that are half the price or more. I currently use a long handled scrub brush which is just easier to use and doubles up for wheel arches and under bumpers. I do like the rubber edges which could be very useful if you have a small gap between tyres and arches so it’ll go on my list and someone else can buy it for my birthday.

[@catguy64]

So, $16 is too much for a great tire brush? 🤦‍♂️

[@simontennant3095]

Not wanting to rock the boat as I enjoy your content and have bought a lot of stuff on your recommendations. Myself and a lot of your viewers are not professional detailers plus I know you like looking for a bargain, £13 for a tyre brush is a bit steep and I was wondering your take on the similar designed Amazon Basics Wheel brush for under £10, or alternatively to do the full wheel, JPYH Car Wheel Cleaning Brush Kit for the same price as the detail factory one. Again, no malice intended, really appreciate the effort you make in producing and posting.

[@jayhoughton558]

£3 isn’t really all that much is it? For what feels like a significantly better product? I’ve had mine since early last year and it still looks like new. They last a long time.

[@simontennant3095]

£3 plus whatever delivery, The amazon products can be bought as part of an order or an after thought. Just looking for cheaper alternatives rather than specialist branded names all the time after all, how often to you actual deep clean your tyre walls?

[@ForensicDetailing]

that amazon bascs brush looks decent to me but yer the price difference isnt enough. If the tuff shine is 6 quid for example and vikan and mothers 6-7 quid. buying the basic amazon one for 10, I think Id go DF, dunno though.

[@simontennant3095]

@@ForensicDetailing Cheers, just trying to think outside the box as sometimes when the mainstream product becomes so popular the mark up on them is horrendous. take the set of 5 black&red boar hair brushes for example, I've seen prices of £15+ compared to less than £5 on amazon. To me the £5-10 is ideal secret santa, novelty gift price range and unless someone has a be all and and all product thats what I'll tend to buy, readily available cheap to buy, cheap to replace! Unless its damaging of course

[@Uglier.]

I’m just gonna subscribe

[@SilverShamrock71]

I got one of those in Halfords the other day for 4 quid (unbranded but exactly the same design) anyway I just ordered some Red Stuff ceramic pads for my GTi, should reduce brake dust and make life easier, not a pro detailer, more of an enthusiastic weekend warrior. Also, Autoglym vinyl and rubber any good for tyre walls?

[@PixelVogue]

Check out the Amazon Basics Wheel Brush, has the rubber edging.. under a tenner, which the Detail Factory should be!

[@ihsanqazi]

Bought, cuz good old John said so ! 😃

[@zzhughesd]

Jon. I use Vikan range. I just reach easiest brush as I sell bargain value cars. Just want a brush that brushes. I can see if a fanatic own car the rubber edge brush may come in. Is a good brush a good brush. A bad. A bad ?

[@garyjones7247]

Correction. The link you left states the brush is £14.95 on Amazon and not £12.95! Happy Days!

[@ForensicDetailing]

that includes delivery cost

[@chrischisholm7176]

Hey fella have you ever done a review on tyre dressings all the ones I have used are not very good. Used two chemical guys and auto finesse and soon as little water touches them (rain/wet road) it washes off. Can you recommend?

[@ForensicDetailing]

See best tyre dressing video m8

[@KiloRomeoOscar]

Curveball review next Jon?

[@jotighe2]

I disagree with your marketing logic. A superior product would increase total revenue through increased sales, not increased profit margin. Better products sell more, making the company more money. If I knew a company deliberately charged more than others simply to increase their profit margin- because they felt entitled, then they can suck on it and I would not buy the product, simply on principle. great video, and good product. I will pass.

[@ForensicDetailing]

but you also forget that they have about 3-6 months after releasing the brush before it gets copied and they loose all their sales. So is the venture of making these product really profitable long term? i dont know, price is alway a very personal thing, we all have our sort of thresholds and when we feel its too expensive we might not buy, so it has to be a viable price.

[@RobertStrickland]

When is the citrus pre wash review coming?.

[@ForensicDetailing]

hard to say mate, but hope within 2-3 weeks

[@RobertStrickland]

@@ForensicDetailing Nice 😃. I'm running out and need to buy some Citrus 🍊 soon. I'll hang on for your review 😃.

[@andrekidd6871]

Great video Jon ! I have an e36 coupe sport . I was looking into indoor car covers that don't scratch the car . With so many on the market can you recommend one ? Or look into it possibly ? Thanks

[@ForensicDetailing]

I'd like to know as well m8. I'll try and find out

[@andrekidd6871]

@@ForensicDetailing that would be great! If you do a quick Internet search a few come up but prices seem to go from approx £125-£450 ouch ! I'd like one with fitted mirrors for reference Thanks

[@jezlucas3878]

Tyre brush definitely looks good , but won't buy one till my autofinese one wears out

[@dhs2329]

Its £23.27 on Amazon!

[@ianhayes1570]

They must have put the price up as it is £14.95 now on Amazon

[@ForensicDetailing]

Includes delivery

[@Vyker]

Can you let us know if your videos are sponsored or ads please mate? Not sure if this is or isn't. Cheers pal

[@ForensicDetailing]

You have to declare sponsored content so if you don't see a little watermark at the start it ain't sponsored. But you can also apply commen sense if someone is paying for sponsored content they won't have me tell you what are the cheaper market options or to appreciate me potatoes camming it on my phone lol

[@gerrym4377]

@@ForensicDetailing 😂👍😂👍😂👍

[@MatthewRSimpson]

Its £23.62 using the link you posted.

[@ForensicDetailing]

it wasnt when I posted it that amazon for you

[@1taysir0u]

Your link sends me to the brush with a price of £24! Went onto amazon and manually typed in the product, and its £15. Anyone else?

[@ForensicDetailing]

That link is 14.95 but has delivery? Theres a red border version for like 22quid maybe you clicked that?

[@PixelVogue]

14.95.....although I saw Amazons Basics Wheel Brush, Short Handle own for 9.80!

[@SPRODETAILING]

Check Clean and Shiny 13£

[@richardcurzon4276]

After many years ‘perfect” driving I curbed one of my diamond cut alloys on Saturday - Still in the mourning period 😢😢😢

[@ForensicDetailing]

I feel your pain m8

[@agent699]

I echo Jon's sentiments.

[@decker0373]

@Agent 69 Diamond cut look amazing but you only have to look at one in the wrong way and they start to shed clear coat 🤪

[@Geeky_detail_reviews]

Ordered Jon 😊

[@georgiannegooday9108]

What is that brush with the red and green bristles???

[@LSD04]

Vikan

[@666DW]

As a detailing enthusiast I have never seen the reason or required to brush the tyres on any of my cars. I have a commercial pressure washer and when used with wheel cleaner and 60c water that is all that is needed to clean the tyre🤷🏻‍♂️ One less task of a every growing and time consuming task!

[@ForensicDetailing]

I need to scrub mine mate and go other with a rag.

[@666DW]

@@ForensicDetailing Jon, I accept that using tyre dressings will leave residue on the tyre of which a cold water pressure washer will not remove using water alone. In that case I see the reason for using a brush or rag to clean the tyre. I use a wheel/tyre cleaner and hot wash which removes most dressing residue, so saves me one task!👍🏻

[@PixelVogue]

If the rubber slips off you are in trouble...... Reg 🤣🤣

[@SPG-ze1mp]

On my amazon its £24

[@randomd6r]

Where is it made?

[@NipponStiqqyPaint]

In Yugoslavia

[@OraEtLabora0]

😳5:07 that sounded like 👹

[@musikus7092]

I bought mine from Aliexpress for 5€

[@Verysimpleyetverydifficult]

It’s now up to £15….

[@TMCHL]

a year later its £16 !

[@DesignRobPearce]

23.75 for me with the link?

[@jerseyman99]

Same.

[@DesignRobPearce]

@@jerseyman99 now it’s a 3/10 on price 😂

[@Geeky_detail_reviews]

Tuff shines are yo aggressive for me. Never liked them having gloss black alloys

[@Geeky_detail_reviews]

@@adblf excellent answer why didn’t I think of that.

[@Geeky_detail_reviews]

@@adblf let me ask you a question. As your quick to throw out stupid childish comments and yes offending me. Have you seen my tyres or my alloys? No! so I’d prefer you to keep your negative thoughts and unjust comments to your self. There’s already a negative streak in the community adding to it doesn’t help anyone

[@peteroneill7686]

£23.76 Amazon!!

[@suefast1904]

Oregon

[@jonnyboy4340]

£23 now…

[@gizmo6164]

😳…….. I shudder every time you do hose things ‘IN’ your garage! Worse things going on in the world but it sets my OCD senses tingling. My problem not yours of course. 😉

[@tonyhill1916]

Sorry, but that's way overpriced in the current climate. I'm stick with the one I have at half that price 👍

[@abzdadon74]

2nd from London

[@olds3945]

1st from Seattle

[@McLoom1]

Happy new year Jon. Still if one is careful with the tools they will last. Nice demo 👏 I shall purchase one no doubt keep up the great shows Jon🏎️🚙🛻