My mom, has gone crazy.
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My mom, has gone crazy.
She is obsessed with the black shine on her tires.
I told her to stay away from tire shine, cleaners, etc.
So, she went out and bought this.
Please, help me convince her that it isn't worth it to have a shiny, brand new tire that will dry rot in a year. Especially down here in FL! Tires go quick.
She just bought Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max tires.
I told her to stay away from tire shine, cleaners, etc.
So, she went out and bought this.
Please, help me convince her that it isn't worth it to have a shiny, brand new tire that will dry rot in a year. Especially down here in FL! Tires go quick.
She just bought Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max tires.
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so ur saying that the tire shine will make the tires rot...or that the tires rot so fast down there that it is not worth the money to spend on tire shine cause ur tires will rot in a year any ways....neither of those make any sense....why are u worrying about what ur mom likes? if she likes her tires shinny so be it.....it seems like ur making it a huge deal? also how are we supposed to convince her...are we supposed to call her or something?....lol
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yes sometimes it will sling but only if you like gob it on.... and yes usually they help to keep your tires freom rottiong and drying out. i use it on the outside but not the in cuz they are oil based and attrach dirt... i may apply it once every 3-4 washed and just use a wet cloth inbetween
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i just use the liquid white stuff from armorall. it doesnt actuall "shine" the tires. its more like darkening the tire and making it blacker and it dries really good and protects the tires. i usually spray all the tires and let it sit for a few minutes and then go back over with a rag to wipe it off to prevent sling. i like it bc i hate the wet shinny stuff. crap in the spray cans and everything is bad for the tires. believe me, i detailed cars for 2 years and the cars that stayed on the lot for several months tires turned a nasty *** brown that wouldnt go away even after chemicals. and some even did dryrot
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ive been using tire shine products for over 10 years and none of them have ruined any of my tires. i just sold my old 33" AT's that were on my ranger for almost 5 years that regularly had tire shine applied to them and there was not one sign of dry rot or cracking. what evidence to you have to prove that tire shine is damaging to tires?
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ive been using tire shine products for over 10 years and none of them have ruined any of my tires. i just sold my old 33" AT's that were on my ranger for almost 5 years that regularly had tire shine applied to them and there was not one sign of dry rot or cracking. what evidence to you have to prove that tire shine is damaging to tires?
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