Clean tires help

[aldo98229]

1. Spray Bleche-Wite on the tires, let it sit for a few minutes
2. Scrub with a hard plastic bristles hand scrubber
3. Hose down with plenty of water
4. Then spray on some No Touch Tire Care. Let it sit for another couple of minutes
5. Rinse thoroughly

Tires will look like new.

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[BXFXJeep]

Commercial or home? The home use ones are useless, it doesn't clean mine, I go to the self car wash to use theirs.

 

[R4D4R]

I dont know why you all are recommending some BS hacky solutions. Just go to Autozone or wherever and get some foaming tire cleaner. That dirt just comes off.

 

[Vinman]

Dawn Power Wash and a scrub brush worked wonders for me. Then follow up with your favourite tire shine.

 

[There’sOnlyOne]

If this stuff doesn't clean them I'll be very surprised. Safe for wheels also. Or Simple Green. But I'd go Brake Buster. SG pending dilution ratio can stain your wheels. A good tire brush also. Is that mud stain? If so it shouldn't be so hard to remove.

You can get this from Amazon if that works better for you or multiple detail websites or the manufacturer themselves.

https://psdetailproducts.com/products/brake-buster-doubleblack-collection

 

[whiterubicon]

You can also spray Simple Green on the tire and the follow with Meguiars Hot Wheels. Seems to work for me on the Jeep. You also need to make sure that you are using a stiff bristle brush

 

[nositting]

303 does the trick on tire bloom. ever if it fails for your tires, you can sill use it on the dash, console, rubber, fenders, bumpers, etc.

 

[elf883]

any good degreasing agent will remove the blooming with a good brushing

i use adams tire and rubber cleaner , works good for me . yours may need more then one application . after that you shouldnt have to do more then one the next time.
https://adamspolishes.com/products/adam-s-tire-rubber-cleaner

 

[Dryver]

1. Spray Bleche-Wite on the tires, let it sit for a few minutes
2. Scrub with a hard plastic bristles hand scrubber
3. Hose down with plenty of water
4. Then spray on some No Touch Tire Care. Let it sit for another couple of minutes
5. Rinse thoroughly

Tires will look like new.

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[ForgottenTaco]

I spray on some Meguiars hot rims wheel and tire cleaner, scrub, rinse, dry then spray on some Mequiars hot shine tire shine. They have a few different ones depending on how shiny you want them. Spray it on, let it sit for a little bit then wipe off the excess. I like the product because it actually keeps that crud covered up. Don’t like it so much because of how shiny it is.

https://www.meguiarsdirect.com/meguiars-hot-rims-wheel-tire-cleaner-24oz.html

https://www.meguiarsdirect.com/meguiars-hot-shine-high-gloss-tire-coating-15oz.html

 

[The Last Cowboy]

What always works for me is Armor All foaming tire dressing. Now here me out, because I detest shiny, greasy, wet looking tires.

Drive to a wand style/quarter car wash. While your tires are still hot, spray this stuff liberally on your tires. You will be able to see it dissolve the brown film. Then, wash your tires well. When done, the tires will be a nice satin black with no shine.

To keep it from happening again use Simple Green on your tires prior to washing. Never use any dressing, shine or similar “detail” product. This makes some people unhappy to hear as for some reason many love to put that shit on everything. It will ruin everything you put it one.

303 Aerospace is water based and wont ruin plastic or rubber. Use that if you must, just understand that it doesn’t leave things shiny and wet looking.

 

[Dryver]

This

Fun story. My dad was always a stickler about his cars. One day while he was at work, someone was demonstrating (what was then Westley's) Bleche White and used his car tires for the demonstration. He always used it from that point on, and now so do I. Not nearly as often as I should though... ?

 

[JJ_WA]

Another vote for a simple power washer. Mine is a hand-me-down from my mother's estate. It's about 12 years old and is very basic. I used it this weekend (no soap, just water) for the same brown coloring. Took it right off and the tires now look very good.

 

[garykk]

I use Wesley’s Bleche-White and a stiff brush followed by 303.
don’t let it dry on the tire.

 

[Tncdrew]

Like I said above...
3D Orange degreaser

1 part 3D to 3 parts water.
Spray it on the tire generously, and watch that brown dirt start running off onto your driveway. A little scrubbing, and repeat if necessary and bam! Black tires again!

https://www.amazon.com/3D-Orange-De...hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584138871430111&psc=1

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