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Detailing treads
Hello, on my truck I have mud / snow tires. I am just wondering if anyone details their treads on the edge of the tires, and if so, how are they doing it?
Thx
Kev
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Re: Detailing treads
I have pretty aggressive tired on my truck and to get them clean I use Meguiar's Super Degreaser diluted 8:1. Coat the sidewall liberally, wait a minute, than scrub with a course bristle brush, rinse and let dry.
To simplify applying a tire product, I usually choose a spray like Meguiar's Hot Wheel tire spray. It works well and because it's a spray it goes on easily and gets into all those crevices.
Another method I've found that works well is a small brush. I take a product like Optimum Tire gel and brush it on. It takes longer but I like it better and it lasts longer too. Another option with Optimum Tire Gel is to thin 1:1 with water, pour it in a sprayer and spray it on.
There are a number of products available through Autogeek that work well.
BobbyG - 2004 Millennium Yellow Z06 Corvette
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