Lug Nut Brush

[CharlesW]

Some time back I saw the lug nut brush and decided it wasn't for me.
After Anthony A bought one and raved about it, I decided that for a couple of bucks, I should at least try one. You should, too.
For $2.32 including sales tax at Auto Zone, I would have to put it in the "Best Buy" category.
It works so slick, it's scary.
I would definitely recommend it.
Still can't find a picture, but it is labeled as a Lug Nut Brush so it shouildn't be too hard to find.

Charles

 

[Nickc0844]

....yeah Charles, this technical tool I have called a "Toothbrush" just doesn't seem to cut it much anymore. :lmfao

Thanks for the heads up buddy!

 

[CharlesW]

This is the lug nut brush I found at Auto Zone.

 

[audiboy]

ill definately have to check that out. good find.

 

[probegt]

I saw that a my local Pep Boys the other day but decided not to get one. Wish I did though cause I just noticed how grimy my lug holes where. It sure would help out instead of waiting to clean them when I rotate or pull my tires.

 

[awd330]

I've been using the Edge Foam Tips to clean and apply polish/sealant around my lug nuts.
Foam Tips

 

[Anthony A]

Yeah that brush is great. The design is so simple it's stupid. I never knew it existed untill Charles mentioned it in a thread. I bought mine at Advance Auto.

 

[pt91]

I've been using the Edge Foam Tips to clean and apply polish/sealant around my lug nuts.
Foam Tips

Same here (or just take off the wheels and do the tire/wheels thoroughly).

 

[CharlesW]

Same here (or just take off the wheels and do the tire/wheels thoroughly).

Every time you wash the vehicle? I probably wash cars three times a week. I'd have the lugnuts and studs worn out. Myself as well.

Charles