tire dressing

[bradleyheathhays]

What's a good long lasting tire dressing?

 

I used to use this stuff called Wipe New - Tires but it's since been discontinued.  There was a process.  First you soaped and scrub cleaned the tire, then let dry.  Then you don a 3M chemical filter cartridge mask, because no joke this stuff was noxious, then you applied just a teeny bit to the provided sponge and applied to the tire.  Go around doing all 4 then then come back and do it again.

The black lasted for a good long while...couple months before you had to do it again.

 

Is there anything like this still out there on the market?

[SnakeEyeSS]

Optimum tire coating, 6-12 months.

[RyanbabZ71]

I have tried a bunch of different types. All weather (rain snow etc). So far Adams tire armor wins hands down


Ryan B.

[Black02Silverado]

36 minutes ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

I have tried a bunch of different types. All weather (rain snow etc). So far Adams tire armor wins hands down


Ryan B.

I asked for Adam's Tire Armor for Father's Day. 

[DEV1ST8R]

I've always been a big fan of Black Magic Tire Wet Foam spray. Applied to a clean, dry tire, it leaves a nice shine that usually lasts a decent amount of time - not months though. But it's pretty cheap and easy to apply.

Edited May 29, 2019 by DEV1ST8R

[16LT4]

According to my tire guy (one of the few jobs I’ll farm out) the wet look tire dressings soften the sidewall over time. I discovered this after he was changing out the metal valve stems on my X3 and the bead breaking machine popped right through the sidewalls  of 2 of my Pirelli Scorpions, and the first thing he asked was if I’d used tire shine frequently... food for thought.