Brand new tire coating??

[smooth72]

Getting new tires so before they get any coating on them on I was wondering what coating sealer would be best. It is a Brand new Onyx Black Metallic Denali 3500 single rear wheel straight off the truck. did not let dealership touch it, so far I have q2trim the plastic and carpro essence gloss enhancer and Black fire pro ceramic black edition the paint. Will be replacing tires and rims so they will need to be sealed.

[Klasse Act]

Let the tires get a couple weeks of use, doing good scrubbings and allow them to outgas (breathing) As far as which coating for the tires, well, I'd love to suggest OPT Tire Coating but it's been hit or miss and really comes down to tire mfg, very finicky product. That said, if it does work with a tire, its outstanding! On the flip side, if it doesn't work it turns the tires brownish/tan/gold and has to be scrubbed off with mineral spirits.

A pretty safe option is the 303 Tire Balm. Although not a coating persay it's very good, has solid durability and isn't too expensive for the size of the bottle. It's available here but if you order directly from Gold Eagle, their parent company and soend over $50, you'll get free shipping. I'd suggest the 303 Touchless Sealant for use on the rims and vehicle but it sounds like your going another route on the paint. The 303 Touchless Sealant is great to seal up the rims and very easy to apply, just clean the wheel, rinse off the soap and while wet, spray on the 303 Touchless Sealant, let sit for 20-30 seconds and hose off...that's it!

Good luck to you and I'm sure you'll find enough from 303 to get that free shipping!

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[The Guz]

Don't put any tire dressing on for a few weeks. Clean them weekly. New tires have a mold release wax that will not let the tire coating bond properly. Many like tuf shine tire coating. I know pinnacle black label has one but I have never used it. McKee's 37 also one but I am not feeling the latest ceramic series version.

[dgage]

I use Tuf Shine and like it as it holds up for quite a few months. I only put on 2 coats the first time and it wasn’t as shiny as I’d like after a couple weeks so I’ll probably put 4 coats on when I do the tires again this week. Looks good and very easy to clean with a mild cleaner. I put on a ceramic coating on my wheels (DLux) so together they are incredibly easy to maintain.

[Rsurfer]

I use Tuf Shine and like it as it holds up for quite a few months. I only put on 2 coats the first time and it wasn’t as shiny as I’d like after a couple weeks so I’ll probably put 4 coats on when I do the tires again this week. Looks good and very easy to clean with a mild cleaner. I put on a ceramic coating on my wheels (DLux) so together they are incredibly easy to maintain.

Exactly what I do, except I don't care for shiny tires, so 1-2 coats is enough for me.

With Dlux on my wheels, a QD is all that is needed to clean the brake dust.

[Klasse Act]

I would like to add that 303 Tire Balm has that bluish tint to it, like other true tire coating have but I've never had an issue with it turning the tires that brown/tan/goldish color like OPT tire coating has done on both my 3 season tires as well as my winter tires. It's worth checking out IMO, easy to apply and no multiple tire cleaning needed here[emoji106][emoji106]

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[acuRAS82]

Don't put any tire dressing on for a few weeks. Clean them weekly. New tires have a mold release wax that will not let the tire coating bond properly. Many like tuf shine tire coating. I know pinnacle black label has one but I have never used it. McKee's 37 also one but I am not feeling the latest ceramic series version.

I think you liked the previous (not SiO2 Ceramic Series) M37 Tire Coating, until it hardened, right? I like the original but I haven’t tried PBL yet. Will do a comparison between the two (M37 original vs PBL) on my never before dressed winter tires. Will be interesting during winter torture.

[The Guz]

I think you liked the previous (not SiO2 Ceramic Series) M37 Tire Coating, until it hardened, right? I like the original but I haven’t tried PBL yet. Will do a comparison between the two (M37 original vs PBL) on my never before dressed winter tires. Will be interesting during winter torture.

That's right. The newest version lost a lot of it's look after a couple washes. It looked great for the initial application. I have yet to reapply it.

[Eldorado2k]

I think you liked the previous (not SiO2 Ceramic Series) M37 Tire Coating

I’ve had this brand new bottle of the V1 McKee’s Tire Coating on my shelf for a while... It came as part of a bundle when I bought a gallon of the Tire Rejuvenator and I never asked if they could swap it out for the newer verson.

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I finally decided to try it 1 day on the Kia after spending about a good hour scrubbing the tires numerous times and making sure they were ready.

I literally applied the coating somewhere between 7-8 layers on each tire using a brand new foam applicator... Why so many times? Well for 1, I figured I would just dedicate this bottle to that vehicles tires and the main reason was because after each layer was allowed to dry for about 10min. you couldn’t really tell it had been applied. Even after so many layers you could bearly tell and 2-3 days later it looked like a straight bare tire.

Needless to say I haven’t touched this V1 bottle since.

[Klasse Act]

Hot Garbage[emoji90][emoji90][emoji90]....how was the durability Ric[emoji848]

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[Eldorado2k]

Hot Garbage[emoji90][emoji90][emoji90]....how was the durability Ric[emoji848]

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For me, on those tires, 2-3 days. Lol.

Meanwhile back in the days when the TW Endura was plentiful I would coat the same exact or at least the same kind of tires on that Kia and have it last a good 3-4 months before needing to be touched for any reason.

[Klasse Act]

For me, on those tires, 2-3 days. Lol.

Meanwhile back in the days when the TW Endura was plentiful I would coat the same exact or at least the same kind of tires on that Kia and have it last a good 3-4 months before needing to be touched for any reason.TW needs to revisit that product and brand it in their Hybrid Solutions line, maybe take the dye out and add graphene[emoji848][emoji457][emoji931][emoji351][emoji362]

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[Eldorado2k]

TW needs to revisit that product and brand it in their Hybrid Solutions line, maybe take the dye out and add graphene[emoji848][emoji457][emoji931][emoji351][emoji362]

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Nah dude, the dye is part of what made it good.

My gut tells me that the people on the Endura team all got screwed and let go or something. Why else would they totally discontinue liquid gold and replace it with nothing. It’s not like they didn’t know how great it worked.

[Eldorado2k]

There’s some stuff out there that seems to look and work alot like the Endura used to... Its 1 of those products that gets known through the internet and from the research I’ve done looks solid. It’s a tire coating that comes in a box kit. You probably know what I’m talking about.

[spazzz]

It is a product that needs more work than Joe over the shelf was willing to deal with.
Almost one of those detailer line products that they (TW) don't bother with.
I can't understand how their Endura Trim coating survives if the tire product failed. The tire product is more idiot proof than the trim coating.