What do you use on Wrangler tires to clean/protect/keep black shine?

[tts42572]

Just wondering what you guys use on your tires to keep them looking good? I know there has to be better stuff than Armor All that I've used on our "normal" cars in the past. That stuff works okay but also seems to lose it's effect in a couple days most of the time.

I've seen this dura-coating stuff that looks pretty cool but also looks pretty expensive. Not sure I need to spend that much.

https://dura-coating.com/collections/dura-dressing-tire-coating

Just wondering what some people here are using?

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[72Blazer]

Always use Cover All. Stuff doesn’t drip, lasts for a long time, not a huge dust collector. Best stuff I’ve ever used.

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/...6c7d/superior-products-tire-shine/f96/4710878

 

[WagzDad]

Soap & water with long handled scrub brush. Scrub, rinse, repeat.

 

[RedundanT]

It's a Jeep, not a 'vette, wash it and done.

 

[Hound Dog]

Mud.

 

[TIPOVR]

If you like a glossy shine I've used Meguiar's Endurance Tire Gel on my last 2 vehicles.

 

[#4Jeep 1st Wrangler]

303 protectant... Use on any rubber or plastic... Not shiny, adds a nice sheen

 

[bboyk]

Adams VRT

 

[BrntWS6]

Another vote for Cover All. Orilleys is the only place I have seen it. I have used dozens of tire shine over the years and nothing comes close to it. Don't waste time or money on anything else.

Also don't buy it on Amazon as its twice the price.

 

[Bruceter]

303 protectant... Use on any rubber or plastic... Not shiny, adds a nice sheen

I‘m in the 303 Protectant camp as well, it’s the only thing I use on tries & rubber seals for the Jeep and motorhome. i believe it’s one of the best for UV protection.

 

[jespey]

Chemical Guys Tire Kicker Tire Shine. A couple months after we bought my wife’s Rubicon I noticed the tires were looking, hmmmm, well used. Called the dealer to find out what they used. This stuff gets them looking brand new and it lasts 2-3 months. Goes on easily and won’t break the bank.

 

[Jitzy]

Adams VRT

Same here, they don’t feel slippery they just look new

 

[Cartage1]

Always use Cover All. Stuff doesn’t drip, lasts for a long time, not a huge dust collector. Best stuff I’ve ever used.

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/...6c7d/superior-products-tire-shine/f96/4710878

Agree 72Blazer...

First clean with Tire Bleach, and hit with CoverAll.... Amateur detailer for a long as$ time..., super impressed with Coverall... Give it a shot..., you won't be disappointed...

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