Your tire shine/gel/coating recommended product.

[Eldorado2k]

I coated my tires with the TW Endura on Oct. 17. I haven’t touched them at all, only thing they get is the occasional spray with D114, then rinse with the hose and blow dry. Exactly 6 weeks later, they look like this right now. Pretty much like day 1.

[Bill D]

Does anyone dress BOTH sides of their tires? I do on the Cadillac and Audi but those two don’t see bad weather.

[UncleDavy]

I coated my tires with the TW Endura on Oct. 17. I haven’t touched them at all, only thing they get is the occasional spray with D114, then rinse with the hose and blow dry. Exactly 6 weeks later, they look like this right now. Pretty much like day 1.

That is amazing. Turtle Wax was a common brand name and widely used product when I was a kid. Today there are so many superior products out there that Turtle Wax usually gets ignored or shunned. Your results are phenomenal. I just purchased the Tuf Shine coating kit and I am waiting for decent weather to use it.

[BlackMDX]

I like McKees37 Gloss Tire Gel. The "Gloss" in the name may discourage someone who does not like a high shine. However, McKees gloss is so easily controlled that it should suit everyone's preference. It is simply a matter of how heavily you apply it and how much you buff.

I typically clean my daily drive tires thoroughly one, maybe twice a year, with Tuf Shine. After they are dry I apply a liberal coat of McKees and let it dwell for an hour or more. They I buff to remove the excess. After 24 hours, I buff a second time. Pretty quickly the tire takes on that great look of new rubber, not rubber that has been spray painted! I generally reapply at 4-6 week intervals following just a normal wash. Subsequent applications do not require nearly as much product to bring back that natural looking shine.

[Bill D]

I guess no one else dresses both sides of their tires. Might be more of an Autopian thing

[SWETM]

I coated my tires with the TW Endura on Oct. 17. I haven’t touched them at all, only thing they get is the occasional spray with D114, then rinse with the hose and blow dry. Exactly 6 weeks later, they look like this right now. Pretty much like day 1.

Do you know if this is discontinued or has another name know? Can be that it has a different name here in Sweden too LOL. But it's sure looks like a quality tire coating.

A friend of mine bought a Turtle Wax QD. And holy smoke what a sharp high gloss you got from it. The durability was only a week. But if you where to go somewhere and want to gloss the paint up. That is one of the most high gloss products I have seen. I bought a bottle of it just for fun. Could take a picture of it anyone is interested if it's available in the US too. And it even added gloss on the tires when he wiped them down with it after the paint. I asked him what tire dressing he have used. With a grin on hus face he said Turtle Wax QD LOL. And the car I polished a couple of weeks before this too. Fun when you find products that is impresive and cheap

[Bruno Soares]

I guess no one else dresses both sides of their tires. Might be more of an Autopian thing

Do you have a lift? Or you remove each wheel to dress the back? I don't see a reason to do it since no one will see that side anyways.

[Bill D]

Yes. I have a lift but in the days before I had one I used to contort into yoga-like poses to fit underneath the car to reach the back side of the tire.

[acuRAS82]

McKee’s Gloss Tire Gel here. Cleans a bit, applies easy, and looks however u want it to.

[spazzz]

I guess no one else dresses both sides of their tires. Might be more of an Autopian thing

I do.
I use the TW coating when I have them off in the off season.