[dinonz]

Any recommendations on something to apply to the tyres? I've noticed here in Texas that the tyres turn grey rather quickly.

Ideally I'm thinking a gel or similar that can be put on a cloth or soft pad and then spread on - they're 30 and 35 profile tyres, so a spray is more likely to get on the rims than anything else. Something that will spread on the tyres too, not just soak into the rag and be gone.

Recommendations?

[finaloption]

i'm a huge fan of Adam's SuperVRT for tire shine.. works wonders for me
has a bit of waterproof factor, so it wont run if it gets a little wet and stays on longer than other tire shines i've used in the past

also, it works well for all other exterior plastics/rubbers

[dinonz]

Originally Posted by finaloption

i'm a huge fan of Adam's SuperVRT for tire shine.. works wonders for me
has a bit of waterproof factor, so it wont run if it gets a little wet and stays on longer than other tire shines i've used in the past

also, it works well for all other exterior plastics/rubbers

Cool - thanx for that - I will check it out!

[R12ax7]

I use maguires tire shine gel, and one of these foam applicators.

I'm sure the stuff finaloption posted works great too. I think the key is that the ones in spray bottles definitely do no work as well or last as long. You want something thicker.

[Blacktoe76]

I love all of the Zaino products the tire shine is one of my favorites..

Zainostore.com

[Detailers Domain]

I would have to agree Adam's Super VRT.

after a good cleaning these tires were dressed with Adam's Super VRT

[GuiltyNL]

I think the Tuff Shine is the best option for you.

It is not so fast for applying, but this is the only semi-permanent tire coating in the world. It lasts for month!

http://tufshine.com/products/tire-appearance-kit/

[bananachipz]

I'm a fan of Ultima tire and trim guard

[dinonz]

Thanx for the suggestions guys. Am going to check them all out.