Best $10 Tire Dressing

[FUNX650]

Even though it’s more than $10, I’m going
to suggest Meguiar’s M40 Vinyl & Rubber
Cleaner/Conditioner.

IMO:
$13.50 is still pretty easy on the wallet.


Bob

[Bill D]

I've just started using PERL and I'm not sure if I like it. What ration do you use? 1:1 didn't really impress me on tires, but I don't know if I should go straight out of the bottle either.

Hmm. I use 1:1 and I’m fine with how it looks. All I can say is maybe the dressing looks different on different tires. Maybe it looks shinier on one tire and more matte on another. I will see once I switch dressings and get new tires. I currently have Michelins but will probably be getting Continentals when it comes time to change tires.

[Desertnate]

I just finished up a bottle of Optimum Opti-bond Tire Gel and wasn't impressed. It looks good when applied, but doesn't last very long in the dry and has no durability at all if it gets wet.

[Desertnate]

Hmm. I use 1:1 and I’m fine with how it looks. All I can say is maybe the dressing looks different on different tires. Maybe it looks shinier on one tire and more matte on another. I will see once I switch dressings and get new tires. I currently have Michelins but will probably be getting Continentals when it comes time to change tires.

Thanks. I tried it out at 1:1 on a set of Bridgestone performance tires and it seemed to do very little. I'm just looking for a black, like-new appearance, but after giving those tires a wipe down using the amount of product I'd typically use with other dressings, I didn't see much of a result at all. It also didn't seem to hold up very well in the rain. I'll keep playing with the amount and mixture.

[Bill D]

That’s the type of dressing I’m trying to avoid. I read Duragloss holds up pretty well in the wet so that’s why I’m interested in it.

[bofh]

I keep coming back to PERL for this. I find that if it doesn't work right then the tires aren't actually clean.

[01AUDI]

Ok I’ll try the Duragloss out.
Thanks for the advise.

[PaulMys]

Duragloss 253 is $10.99, but worth it. So far, it's the most durable tire dressing I've used and the bottle will last a long time since just a little product goes a long way.

Amen. I have tried 10-15 tire dressings.

The only one I really like and use is the DG 253.

[JDGolden]

Thanks for posting this thread, I’m going to try the Duragloss as well.

[Rrthomas78]

Try vrp... I have 253 and I cant tell if I like it yet. I don't know what kind of shine you like but if i only had $10 to spend for my 3 vehicles i would go with griots garage

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