[elieb]

What do I have to use, so the tires won't turn brown after I use a shiny dressing ?

 

[dp300]

A lot of them do that. Maybe try another brand? I am currently using the ICE products and like them a lot (love their car wash too).

 

[Mixmode]

Ummm... WAT? What do you mean brown?

 

[yamabob]

you cant stop it. Antiozodant is added to car tire to keep them from dry rotting. This compound is designed to continually come to the surface. Depending on the brand of tire some are worse than others. Clean tires real well and try use products that are not butyl based.

 

[Paradox]

Firestone tires are bad for "blooming". Blooming is the leaching out of chemicals to slow down oxidation, as yamabob alluded to. I tried a couple of different brands on my Firestones, and now use Armorall Tire Foam. Makes the tires a beautiful black matte and lasts a long time, and no "blooming". They also have a product for shinny tires, Extreme Shine, however as I do not like the shinny "Hot Wheel" look, I have never tired it. Meguiar's gel was fairly good, a pain to apply, and you have to be careful of tire sling. Spray 303 is very good, but expensive and difficult to find in my area. And a few others, but the basic Armorall Tire Foam what I settled on. Nice stuff.

 

[MY SRT8 HEMI]

I clean my tires with Bleech white they get nice and clean then use tire shine...they don't get that brown look..that might help you...

 

[petecullenz]

I simply use autoglym dash cleaner. Works a treat in both tyres and dash..!!!! No brown for me and lasts ages.

 

[silver06hemic]

I clean mine with my right foot... if the tread looks dirty I stomp my right foot on the gas for two seconds and like magic the tread is nice and new and clean again!

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[tx_bandit]

Its a combination of the product and the tire itself that leaches that brown coloration. From everything I've read, and my own experience, an approach that works well is:

Thoroughly clean the tires using a product called Bleche White. You can pick it up at almost any auto supply store. It will get the tires as clean as they can get and will prevent the 'brown' look that is common to certain tire brands. I'm currently running Nexxen tires and see this bown haze build up on the tires much more than I did when I was running Nittos or Toyos.

If you want a nice black tire, but without the oily look so many tire dressings have, try using Mop-and-Glo. Yes! I'm talking about floor cleaning product. Its costs almost nothing compared to tire dressing and leaves a dark black non-greasy looking finish that lasts for weeks.

 

[Mixmode]

MOP & GLOW!!! Whodathunkit?

Anyone here used Armor All 'Outlast' Tire Glaze before? Supposedly lasts a VERY long time with no sling cuz it completely dries. Sounds like a coating product like plastidip glossifier.

 

[MADDOG]

I clean mine then use Black Magic Tire Wet spray.

 

[CNISTER]

I also use bleach white when I clean my car, spray it. let it sit. scrub it and after im done drying I use Tire shine. I have used a few different brands and never had them turn brown on me either. I am currently using a black magic brand. I stick with a gel that has an applicator pad for what ever brand I get. At this moment my tires are still shiney after 6 days, TONS of miles.

 

[DESIREE]

"Simple Green" makes my tires brown.

 

[Ed G]

I use this myself..sad thing is I do it a couple 3 times a week because I drive so many miles a day and can't be drivin dirty!

I clean mine then use Black Magic Tire Wet spray.

 

[sander]

If it turns brown that means it over use or its a dust magnet. I use autohaus tiyre shine it never turns brown and so easy to apply.

 

[therealfleen]

Its a combination of the product and the tire itself that leaches that brown coloration. From everything I've read, and my own experience, an approach that works well is:

Thoroughly clean the tires using a product called Bleche White. You can pick it up at almost any auto supply store. It will get the tires as clean as they can get and will prevent the 'brown' look that is common to certain tire brands. I'm currently running Nexxen tires and see this bown haze build up on the tires much more than I did when I was running Nittos or Toyos.

If you want a nice black tire, but without the oily look so many tire dressings have, try using Mop-and-Glo. Yes! I'm talking about floor cleaning product. Its costs almost nothing compared to tire dressing and leaves a dark black non-greasy looking finish that lasts for weeks.

I'm trying mop n glow. Never thought of that!

 

[sander]

In cleaning the tire, you can just use a simple dish washing soap to remove the dirt. Just make sure it completely dry before apply any kind of tire shine.

 

[parttimer]

Try tuff coat tire cleaner, might take 2-3 cleanings and the brown will be gone.

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[mackguy]

I like Griot's vinyl&rubber dressing.