How do I remove old tire dressing?

[jjhl]

I applied Meguiar's Endurance tire gel many months ago, which I believe is a silicone based dressing.

Previously, just gently rubbing my finger across the tire would leave a black oily residue on my finger. I tried pressure washing it, scrubbing it with a tire brush with Chemical guys APC and degreaser, but I still get some black flaky residue when I rub my fingernail across the tire walls. I'm assuming this black residue is from the old tire gel. This stuff is incredibly hard to remove. Does anyone have any recommendations?

I have to concentrated version of chemical guys apc and degreaser, and I'm tempted to try the full concentrated strength on my tires but I'm concerned the full strength may inadvertently stain my wheels. Any thoughts?

[DogRescuer]

La awesome full strength and scrub ×10

[Bunky]

Mothers Black to Black Tire Renew.

[silverfox]

I'd never use an APC on tires. Yes they work, but they also extract from the rubber essential chemicals that prevent the rubber from getting hard which in turn develops cracks and possible premature wearing on the sidewalks. Use a dedicated tire cleaning product.

[Klasse Act]

OP, once it's removed what will you be using next?

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[GenesisCoupe]

^ Def. not Endurance gel, Roger!

[LSNAutoDetailing]

Have you tried Stoners Tarminator? Worth a shot.

[Ebg18t]

Maybe just replace the tires with something better.

[AnthonyGXP]

Meguiar's Super Degreaser diluted 4:1 or Zep Industrial Purple(be careful around bare aluminium wheels with Zep) which is readily available at most stores. SCRUB-SCRUB-SCRUB!

After tires have been completely cleaned and dry, they should have a somewhat shiny surface due to the fact the antiozonant has been removed from the surface. Now is the perfect opportunity to begin using quality water based tire dressing, that can be easily cleaned and removed at each wash.

[GSKR]

I applied Meguiar's Endurance tire gel many months ago, which I believe is a silicone based dressing.

Previously, just gently rubbing my finger across the tire would leave a black oily residue on my finger. I tried pressure washing it, scrubbing it with a tire brush with Chemical guys APC and degreaser, but I still get some black flaky residue when I rub my fingernail across the tire walls. I'm assuming this black residue is from the old tire gel. This stuff is incredibly hard to remove. Does anyone have any recommendations?

I have to concentrated version of chemical guys apc and degreaser, and I'm tempted to try the full concentrated strength on my tires but I'm concerned the full strength may inadvertently stain my wheels. Any thoughts?

Go to Walmart and get sos pads then scrub.