Very brown tires help :-(

[Redfireshaker06]

Am i SOL or is there a product that will save my tires. And i dont even use silicone based tire dressing.

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[RZJZA80]

A little more info? Maybe a pic or two? Browning of tires is generally from brake dust, so spray on some APC and give them a wipe.

[rwright]

Use any of the following on tires only except Optimum Power Clean. The others are pretty caustic and care should be exercised when using them on any wheel, especially uncoated. A good tire brush will help as well.

Zep Purple 4:1
Zep Citrus full strength
Meguiar's APC+ full strength
Optimum Power Clean full strength
Chemical Guys All Clean+ (start with 10:1)

[Redfireshaker06]

Sorry. Its dark here for the pics. I will get that tomorrow. Thanks for the input guys.

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[Pureshine]

APC and brush will fix the problem
Todd

[ihaveacamaro]

Compared to some brushes I've used, I really like the Mother's tire brush because it is very stiff. It makes short work of brown tires paired with an all purpose cleaner

[BobbyG]

The only two I'd add to these are:

Amazing Roll-Off - Full Strength

Meguiar's Super Degreaser - 4:1

Meguiar's Super Degreaser is an incredibly versatile product and by diluting it make it suitable for a variety of cleaning needs...

[dad07]

Mothers........and avaiable otc. the best tire cleaner IMHO. Mothers Mothers Foaming Wheel & Tire Cleaner cleans & maintains coated, painted, polished and anodized wheels without pitting the coating or corroding

[FUNX650]

Browning of tires is generally from brake dust

That's a reason, for "browning", that I've never heard before!!


-Besides ingredients like carbon black...
Modern tire formulas will include antiozonants that will work their way to the outside surfaces of the tire

-When these antiozonants do reach the outside tire surfaces, and are exposed to the ozone that's present in the air...
They turn "Brown"...Otherwise known as "Blooming".

That's the brown-film you see on tires.


-Even when you wash/scrub away this brown film-layer;
and, if the tires have not reach the end of their service-life...
The "browning/blooming" will return.


It's an ongoing battle to keep some brands of tires, moreso than others: Clean/Bloom-free.




Bob

[Setec Astronomy]

You just need to scrub them (with your selected cleaner/APC), rinse, repeat until the suds don't turn brown any more. If you're looking for something OTC, I didn't see anyone mention Eagle One A2Z.